Chelsea Vocational High School - Chelsean Yearbook (New York, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1958 volume:

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Fl X Y- L 'M R 0 gx D STAFF CO EDITORS Donald Carreras Myron Hewsku EDITORIALS Michael Fullmofo Louis Luetz Ismael Mnranda Salvatore Mule Edward Oschmann Louss Pulasku Wnlllam Wenr LAYOUTS Thomas Greco Edward Kruty Edward Lavm John Morgan Joseph Osborn John Rabno Angel Velez Joseph Wrtek HELSEA 58 This Classbook IS publushed by The Sensors of Chelsea Vocational Hugh School l3l Avenue ofthe Americas New York T3 New York Joseph C Drlscoll Prlnclpal DEDICATION Dr Wllllam Jansen VOCATIONAL DIVISION Automotive Metal Trades Electrical Cabinet Maklng Radio and Televlslon ACADEMIC DIVISION ACTIVITIES Waller K'f'Z 15k' SENIOR BIOGRAPHIES Edward Nawrocku ARTISTS Albert DeNunzso BOOSTERS BOOSTER COMMITTEE Robert Knug ht Joseph Leale PHOTOGRAPHER Michael Torre FACULTY Printed by Comet Press Ne York Professuonal photography by Mu ay Tar New Ya lx Mr John Lewls Cover by Craftco Chicago I 2 ' 8 James Noto . 42 . 52 ' ' l 73 T08 5 .fi lIhelsea's Hall of Fame EDUCATION BS Teachers College Nl A Columbla Unlverslty EDD Columbla Unrverslty 3 Honorary LL D s PH D St Iohns Unlverslty Hon LL D Dlckenson College TEACHING EXPERIENCE Teacher Asslstant Prlncrpal Prlnclpal College Lecturer Asslstant Drrector Prrnclpal Assigned Assistant Superrntendent Superintendent of Schools si SJ DR WILLIAM IANSEN Superrntendent of Schools Board of Education Cnty of New York Dr Jansen on a WNYC broadcast explams the schools to school audience i Q 'Q Dr, Jansen receives the French Legion of Honor Award. s ' Dr. Jansen with some school children during a visit to the statute of William Henry Maxwell as ron aCflOn, dCflYlfl6S, 3 Here we see Angel Velez presentnng Dr Jansen with a bowl made by boy In Chelsea s woodworking shop Angel pomts out the dlfferent woods used In making the bowl He also pomts out that many of the bowls are made and sold by the students for reasonable prlces 4 Mr Driscoll fcenter rearl wlth four Chelsea ron Hewskn and Donald Carreras ll to rl All watch as Dr Jansen enloys the 1957 Chelsean whnch took flrst place In the Columbxa Press Assocuatlon National Year book Competltlon Dr Jansen has been elected to Chelsea s Hall of Fame ln thus picture Myron Hewskl and Donald Carreras llsten wnth Mr John Lewis year book advisor while Edward Kruty shows Dr Jansen where the pictures will be placed and some of the captions that will be wrltten The flmshed Illustration can be seen on the preceding page if A I O l O it' ' , l 6 1 ' :tj 'V 1 ' Iii pl ' Q 0' ,. J A at Y . , I 4 ' 1 ' 1 . 31, il 1 A Y xf x I . . R : students: Edward Kruty, Michael Torre, My- I . X . ' ' ' i, ' - l . . A a l . ' . . . ' xv X . 3 . . . ,tx - F ' .1 . 3 5 ll X .'. 4 , J achrevement 'GRC L! 'x In this picture we see a group of Chelsea students talking to Dr Jansen Richard Mullane our G O President and Richard Tua on the extreme left our Senlor President listen attentlvely to John Farragher Presrdent of the Honor Society showmg Dr Jansen a crtatron makmg hum a member of the Chelsea Honor Society Edward Kruty grves Dr Jansen a prevnew of Chelsea s outstandmg 1958 yearbook whnch wrll be dedlcated thus year to Dr Jansen for hrs tremendous 'ob rn supervrsmg New York Cnty Schools Mrchael Torre IS about to snap a plcture of Dr Jansen with Myron Hewskl and Donald Carreras co edrtors O Q f- Rf 4 'C 4 , . xf 5- - ix C ' I ' ' I I . I I I I , . 1 ' l - 5 Mr Driscoll IS congratulated by Dr Jansen on recelvmg first prlze certificate from the Columbia Scholastic Press Assoclatlon In Its national yearbook compe- ton OUR SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS DR WILLIAM JANSEN Perhaps the most difficult 'ob In this Cnty IS dlrectmg the destmles of a mlllaon school children Moreover the man responsible for thus tremendous task must utlllze efficiently a professlonal staff of forty five thousand teachers and administrative employees Ob vnously many complex problems present themselves for solution In such a cosmopolitan cnty as New York The leader therefore must be an administrator of sound ludgment informed courageous and firm and an educator of mtegrlty vlslon and devotion Above all he needs to be a statesman and a diplomat possessing a hugh degree of tact and wisdom He must unsplre In persons of diverse Interests and conflicting philosophies a desire to cooperate with each other to achieve a common goal the development of the young to their maximum ablllty The children of this Cnty are indeed fortunate that In T947 Dr Wllllam Jansen was elected by the Board of Education as the Superintendent of Schools During his eleven years nn office--and even before that for thirty seven years he dedicated hlmself with unselfish devotion to serving all the pupils the able and the handicapped the bright and the slow the well behaved and the maladlusted Mindful of the lngunctlon See that ye despise not one of these little ones he has made the least of them has prime concern We take considerable pride that the Class of June T958 has dedicated thas book to Dr Jansen The students and teachers of Chelsea Vocational Hugh School appreciate the effective assistance which the Superintendent of Schools has given them In providing a sound and practical educational program We pay tnbute to hum for hrs able leadership has understanding and his genuine interest un every pupil and teacher nn thus vast school system We pray that on thus day of his graduation summa cum laude from the New York Cnty Schools God will shower Dr Jansen and hrs family with abundant blessings JOSEPH C DRISCOLL Principal , . . . .- . . - 'l . 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I ' I Let me ask that you rorn me rn trrbute to one of the youngest men who ever celebrated hrs seventreth brrthday anniversary He not only does not look rt but I know that he has the youth strength and admrnrstratrve grfts for many more years of frurtful servrce rn educatron He has brought skrll determrnatron and trreless energy to a decade of unrelenting pressure and unpredictable crrsrs Dr Jansen s drstrngurshed career has been more than a good rob well done It has been a constant crusade under the most tryrng condr trons to brrng about the best possible system of schoolrng for more than a mrllron chrldren each year rn the brggest educatronal prolect rn the world I thrnk that hrs has been a magnrficent accomplishment Durrng these crrtrcal years he steered our schools, wrth confidence and serenrty to the highest level of progress He wrll be sorely mrssed and never forgot en New Yorks number one teacher Brll Jansen CHARLES H SILVER President Board of Education Naam E E K 'B it like Wwilwlwr us' N X W Chelsea. Amex .S Chelsea Marn Burldrng I can state brrefly and definrtely why we selected Dr Jansen to be Superrntendent We selected hrm because he knows the schools of New York We selected hrm because he rs cr professronal educator of the hrghest standrng Above all we selected hrm because of hrs sterlrng character hrs frankness hrs even drspo srtron hrs humane outlook I am convrnced that rf the Superrntendency had been an electrve office Dr Jansen would have been selected by popular vote In trmes such as these rt has been com fortrng to know that a man of Dr Jansens stature rs responsrble for our chrldren He has grven of hrs abrlrty hrs talents hrs energy rn school and out And as I look back I feel that New York Crty schools have rndeed been blessed wrth a very specral krnd of leader one who rs stable steady rn crrses strong to the pornt of stubbornness where the welfare of chrldren rs concerned gentle wrth all krnds of people tolerant and finally a leader wrth a hrgh sprrrtually based optrmrsm I know that you rorn wrth me rn most hearty congratulatron upon hrs many years of the hrghest type of service to the youth of New York City. May the coming years see the fulfillment of all his dreams and may his life be enriched with the honor and acclaim that he so fully deserves. ANDREW G. CLAUSON, JR. T' V 22 V avi' N Q xy! ,J ff' ,sw V-my XL xx 1 ,452 . ' ., . 1, - u I V v l 2 fly gun! unc- Lee Har? Alfred Purcell ' -:Hi 6? Michael Roth .1 i.. it George Booth TEST YOUR REFLEXES Hovwiiost con you touch each picture in A A 'Any nderlcol order? 'f ,UM ffhm ll seconds? an ur reflexes ore obove overoge Within 9 seconds? Your reflexes ore very good Wlfhrn 7 seconds Your reflexes ore excellent lf at takes you more thon 14 seconds your reochons ore slow oo Nor mauve ovER 40 M P H My vm uw 1 VC bv, Robert Peterson Q? l 3 Chorl s lmbergamo Edwm Bungorz gf? Qliflfhffvz PCI1'l'IClK l.lOl'lel'lI Jggeph Weiser 'N 2' Morion Sandler Walter Pfeiffer , I 1 I 1 ' I A . l ' ,i . I f W l I I xml e Q - I I 1 mlm W ll 7 , . . 5151 ' 1 1 ' A ' ' ' ' ,ff 4 J Yi ' r Q,- i M -vii ei. 1 A ll v ,Q Y All ' I , K Y I 1 fy 'K . K Nl X :: :D'l' L! 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B .5 For bearings, bafferies Bobe and Perez lL to Rl adlust the valves of a Chevrolet Babe holds the feeler gauge which shows SPSCIHC clearances as Perez uses a screwdriver to adlust the valves Genovese and Klshkael CL to Rl use drill press to drlll the holes which will be filed and cleaned by an assembly lme of students consrstlng of Sanchez DeGeorge Gonzales and Markey Seated In the back row lL to Rl are Goodwm Arroyo McFall Watson Second row from rear CL to Rl are Corchado Collfabam Lamont Branch Dorsett Merrill Third row from rear CL to Rl are Mazzalla Schmutt Rodrlguez Ortiz Santana Robles and Dougherty Furst row lL to Rl are Perez Collins Morrales Mles Bobe and Lozado To the xtreme left vs Mr Weiser was f . , , - l . I I I ' 1 I I I I I ' ' . I I I I I ' ' . , ' , , : , . e ' . 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L l ll 7 renew lo f ' ls I L ' ' 7 4 - ' , , . , ' , A ' ' on i. llll rv, in Branch and Colllns KL to RJ atch and Issten carefully as Mr Welser KSeated explains the fundamentals of mucromet r readung At flrst they were puzzled but soon they caught on and t as dlfllcult to get the mcrometer away from them Standing KL to RJ are Rodr guez Genovese Roman Kushk el Pagan Gonzales and Santiago Seated KF to RD are Nash Markey and Hernandez Rear of bench KL to RJ are Sanchez Way Rlght slde seated KF to R? are Armstrong Smuth Rnncldl Capplello and DeGeorge To the extreme left IS Mr Ryan vyVVVVVyy O ,QQQQ vvvv f N 9 N0 5 lll ll l vb 0,359.8 90.5 36:6:6,: ll ll l llkl l QQQ i ','S'4'o'o4: clfclaff I 'V l af 0, n fllllltlll No matter how well It runs you dont luke to drlve t If It doesnt make a good appearance We can help you there too Volpe alcled by Francisco removes 'rape from the headllghts Vascues sandpapers hood and Santos cleans the windshield 5 xt ,..f-1- Volpe hammers out a dent In the fender whale Vascues and Santos do the necessary wlth the sandpaper Spraymg IS done by Franclsco Goodwin CRD gnves tool to McFall for the adlustment of h Here Mr Booth explains the prmclple of the heatmg and ventl speedometer A worknng speedometer IS as Important to he latlng system to O Day and Stramatls dnver ln the front seat as lt ns to the drlver In the back 14 4 b 'x V is - Y W f to , VY Af 1, t X f . 4 W .Q fm ,G f4 lx . . . in e v l diHerenfials, duties Altieri CLD adlusts valves and Rodriguez helps The gauge set at the top of the valve shows how much the rocker arm moves Roman heats a piece of metal that will later be hammered into shape a piece before at cools bends Leale and Cameron CL to Rl observe him carefully l F s rf, h X 35 V l -uf l f i X gan oi: e f -, ' lv ,Ex Vx rx X4 if- A '- 5 ,.,. the needed shape. Rinaldi does his part as he moves quickly 10 Here Mr. Weiser explains how to best check piston rods for li A 'T' 5' j . X , A X .ff 7' V Q f M I 1 Q ,- i . ,, f A ss- 1 r 5 , NX 4, Joseph Lombardo handles hot stuff Mr Muon Metal Trades Mr Superty Mr Purdy Cel Mr Ryan X X, Og X X XXX Here you see a team of men, a team of men that works together in creating and molding the future men of industry. They work as a machine, encouraging and passing on their knowledge to- the future workers who will go out into the world to apply what they have learned and to gather even more knowledge and experience on their jobs in factories and shops. That team of men mold the America of tomorrow. They will turn out their finished products into factories, shops and mills in order to keep America going. Year after year they perform this very important task. The information that they teach is not complex, but is basic. lt prepares us the students what to expect after we graduate The rest is up to us but If we apply our mstructuons to the work we do we are sure to succeed We owe all we know about our trade to the teachers the team who IS never ceasing to get more knowledge to teach to their classes so that they will be better Informed be better workers and most important of all be better citizens Louis Least 7 2 Pastrano and Mr Smith examining a plastic model u '--..- NM E IS Fon engineefs, Soldering the ioints of tin boxes are, from left to right, Frank LaBarbera, Vincent Morrale and Louis Di Maria. ,.. ' i inn fm s... ii? Jerry Valente, center, accepts a wrench being returned by Jerome O'Connor. Edward Modi- son is going to make use of a set of dividers. Edward Pustelniak and Richard Urban obtain helpful points about a milling machine from Mr. Purdy. Left to Right-Joseph Musgray, James Davis Grinnard, Arnold Pyatt. engmes, education i-i A' 'lf Left to Right James Cannes Lorenzo Mclntyre Joseph Musgray James Gordon James Davls Arnold Pyatt Charles Grmnard 3. s-J as Louus Locaso locks up a lob In preparanon for the press as Mr Superfy and Richard Zalkow sk: look on wnh approval Edo.-21 , X01 3' 'PW Looking on as Mr Muon offers an explanation are Jerry Valenie Vmcenf Morrale ouls DlMar1a Frank LaBarbera Jerome O Connor and Edward Madnson Mr Ryan offers lnsiructlons on the operatlons of ihe shaper To Bernard Zablockl and Carl Jullano I I - If QM : I A Xe fx l ,I KW' r-,Mess gm Q J , l A ,J ' K ,...,..,.M,--.A K .sa , J ' - sf 1 A I I I ' I .I I . . ' ' I ' I , L . . .I , , . I l I . . . YN V . ,'X ,V ' I J X N .S for fabrications, forges, '4 q y v.vfV,yAy ' v v .sill 4'ft'Qs'1'X'Zt7 .,xQl,zNf ,, , Q x :QQ Q , 9999.9 Q I ll tllllllfllll. P:929!0ttfa?e5a.9S.4' 'ri MACHINE SHOP Standing at left are Mr. Ryan and Carl Juliano. Seatecl at center 'ET ff?i3eill EZk'L.fSLifff'fnfnSnriclif U',QL1l':sfll'l'Z fiolfftl bench: Tom Gemmel, Louie Leist, Tiny DiBari and Frank DiGennaro. LASTIC Cunningham, Merlyn Hooker, Raul Cabo , p m Sebastian DlBaru and William Browne combine their skulls In the operation of a large drill press P Left to Right-Joseph Corrado, Phillip Perez, Albert Hoyte, n Jose h Collo . , 4, While Thomas Gemmell makes acliustments on model drill press, Louis Leist begins the first operation of o new iob. Mr. Superty watches as Joe Quinn demonstrates his ability to feed the iob press. JEWELRY MAKING Left to Right-Andrian Guillot, Andrew Esposito. , yi , HW A , ,,,,,my, freedom -5 Ciro San Pietro demonstrates the power hacksow for Ryan's inspection. ... .5 .I I -'i - in 5 -47 f '-'rrtiifgg F ?:'2-HF: wg.: ,, U flfffrpgbli 54- .nh VH? Electrical Trades Usually when we thunk of necessrtres, we thrnk of food, shelter, clothing and a few other essentials, But drd you ever stop to thrnk how essential elec trrcrty rs'-' ln our crvrlrzatron electrrcrty does hundreds, no thousands of jobs whrch most of us take for granted Now l am not saying that rt rs essential for us to have our dishes washed and drred for us but electrrcrty can do rt How many of us thrnk how essential the common everyday light bulb rs? To many of us rt seems lrke an ordrnary thrng yet rt doesnt work wrthout electrrcrty In order to understand how essential electrrcrty rs rust rmagrne that for one day the Crty of New York rs wrthout electrrcrty You wake up rn the morning and find you ve overslept Your electrrc alarm clock had stopped You rush to the bath room and your electrrc razor doesnt work You start to fix your breakfast and the mrlk rsnt cold none of your refrigerated foods are srnce there rs no electrrc current Frustrated you go to the bus stop where you find that the buses are not running Fumrng lrke a volcano you go to the subway and find that the subway rs not running At this pornt you turn around and go home rather trred and worn out Yes rf you were wrthout electrrcrty for lust one day you would realrze how essential rt rs l hope thrs wrll help you understand how essential the boy rn this prcture rs and why he and many others need trarnrng rn the wonderful field of Electrrcrty 4'-P' James Crampa 8 l - W 4 N16 'flf -11 001g ii 7 ug 'U so nl AIVA n V 'dn' I sw has Agn WNV VFX' E' Ah A nf ft 454 0 1 P 65' ti AML A Fi? 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I Ewrww B ,av .C Left Sade left to rrght lst row Znlnanr Slcugnano Castagllola 2nd row Harkln Clampa Hennessey 3rd row H wsku Grazlano Center Mr Suvelln Rught slde top to bottom Front row Torre Longvnettl Amodeo Greco Mullone Salazar 2nd row Carrlngton lnzalaco Stevens OConnell 3rd row Handler Farragher ln Electrncal Shop everyore warts to be Included nn the practlcal work bemg done for the school Here rs a typucal 'ob beung done on a board uslng several types of mstallatvons Davud Messlna on the left wnth metallic tublng IS opposute Alcaude who us unstallnng BX Patrlck Qunkley rear left unstalls swatches un the outlet box whuch Greene rear rnght wall check wuth bulb Ronald Browne IS gust watchmg -Z' Y 1 iQ , genius The theory and background of electrrcal orachce rs v ry umportant to young electrucuans Joseph Grozuano at top ul starr copues notebook work as Rlchard Mullaw gets h s lnformatuon from he Electrical Code Book A lesson rs usually guvet before the work begnns and board work IS beung copued by James Cvampa and Louus lnzalaco ,- .4-..,. l I ' as 'Q 0 1 'A L f. 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'lk , IS ron heat, h0USeWlI'H1g, ll ill? anus: .T Y' The practical work around the school us most unterestmg to boys In Electrical Shop Ray Longnnettl on ladder works on the run of prpe leading to the bell whlle Myron Hewskn rlght and Castagllola look over the switchboard below ww Jalled' No rust two students of Electrlcal Shop workrng msrde a booth Wlrmg IS not the only part of an lectrnclan s lob He must also be a good carpenter and handy with a drlll luke Wllllam Press Hard work goes unto mstalllng any knnd of wlrlng This BX cable being Installed rn octagon box IS being clone by Thomas Wosllko Telephone work, another part of electrical Instruction, IS a tavorlte with most fellows Dennis Dantzlg, left, lustens for sounds to be made by Ronald Browne, rnght Whether there IS sound or not I5 deter mined by Gerald Dlte, center, who IS key man un thus operatlon 26 A If s l lwf ,l L-J in ' H ' ' , , 4 My 'WW I 1 ' . ' .. , Q' . 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O1 Q Ill s:luu ,I r ' .'lllr, 'Inn I Z Thomas Wasllko top of ladder makes sure of the connectnon to the slgn outlet box which leads unto the shop on the other side of the wall On the other snde of the ladder us Wnlllam Coyle who IS checking work done by has partner honesty 7' Af' ' J,-A Carpenters at work you might say But certamly not These are electrlcnans Owen Fgan left drllls a very dlfflcult hole but tt must be done for a BX Installation ln the rear working feverishly IS Robert Dettlung fastening a box to a wooden beam Marvm Osteen works with his partner Robles Installing kitchen outlets from 1 fusebox above Robles lnstructlon In Wnremold Bending as belng gnven by Mr Suvelun Thus ns one of the 'nore dvftlcult ta ks In shop takmg knowl e e and a lot of practxce Chares Hughes left IS absorbing the unstructuon along wuth Ray Buonocore and Mlchael Shunners 27 ? Y' R H - AL- t 1 V V M,- l l . . cr -' T ,er xg T T W nv xi ' M 'og' ' :M ll, ' 'lr . 0 9' '11, 'X ' N ' y 1. it 9 ' A R ' 1 9 - Q . I, 3 - xi X ,HY 3. 4 5 R .1 ' X, l t 3 I I K ' 4 5 t l l .y 1 s T . O 'Af H H - - - , 1 . . I I . . . ' J Ay ' K1 Y ' X N I' 5 . . . . . . - fn' . . . . A . ' S ' , ' - dg ' . l I is for illumination, insulation, Electrical apparatus to be re- paired is sent to our Electrical Shop. John Castagliola, left, tests telephone connections across to Pete Harkin, at the right. Thomas Greco, second from left, tests the efficiency of the hand power supply, John Farragher, center, is making a connection for the telephone to a switchboard with the help of Ray Longi- netti, second From right. 28 Don O'Connell, left, is making last-minute checks on the wiring of the fuse box while William Stephens installs a iob that is typical of the trade. l s b-4 Vito Vitale, Vincent DiMeglio and James Morrissey Cleft to rightl are installing a fluorescent fixture which in the future will aid the boys doing iobs in the booths. William Weir, left, and Eugene Duffy are working on the solu tion to a power failure test given by instructor. mamma nanny 6 mdustr Ruchord Mullone loseph Grczzlono Joseph Hermessey on Wrlluom Press let o rught ore workmg on cu om plex 'ob of mstoI'mg odd: tlonol Iughtmg oppczrotus In booth whsle James Ceompo bottom ns prepormg wnres for the power supply ,MT ,411 '12 Z p 73, M S , X 29 I y I ' l 'Se-.N A - , ,- ,A A X., 'es , x t X' Q 4 . L V' f 4. J r VN. . W V I- . 3 , d ' ' f 1 I ' ' 5 . 4 H K !f,.,s E . J, Y . V . . :lv A V-'E . f X' sq K If tw 1 S2 . - ' 5 1 I is 2 Q Af! Ms N I' .V ', 5' . ' ffh-- fl? Mr. ' ' ' ' ' , 1 th . . . . . 1 ' .. s ft' 0 A 9 'ft' ff ii t 5 t 1 1 f t ' A tl 5 5 4. x i ? fr ig ' S 1 A 1 1 , 1 4 Just as a painter creates a picture on canvas, or a sculptor creates a thing of beauty out of clay, a cabinetmaker creates a thing of beauty out of wood. A cabinetmaker has a little of every art in him. Before he starts his actual work, a plan must be made. This is where creative thinking comes in. When he starts on the job, his hands and mind work automatically together to create something of his own for others to enjoy and admire. Did you ever notice a crowd around a painter in a park? Well, you're sure to find a crowd around in the cabinetmaking shop too. lt's like a magnet that draws you for a closer look, to admire and, sometimes, to criticize. This trade stands apart from all the other trades because of the workers' thinking. It end-from binet. It is Besides is all up to him from beginning to a plank of wood to a modern ca- all up to his hands and his mind. making people comfortable the cabinetmaker creates things of beauty. Look around your house. You'll find many - that extra lamp to fill in the empty corner, that extra chair that you just had to buy. Even the things you do need are picked from many creations. H These creations are from many cabinetmakers, each trying to suit your taste. You don't iust go out and buy a chair .because you need one, you look around for something different, or modern, or colonial. What ever it may be, it is a thing to admire. AL TAMKUS, JR. 8-6 , 2 tx 'MQ 'M 11' , f H ,E 5, . . Y, ' . ,xg ,A , . fs - gi .Q L 'gf I- ' . f' 2 e,:: i . ' it V N '? i . .',, f ff ' f.+ Bahinetmaking F fe, .J.,4Yj, ia. p-. K 1 , Q? 1 , 1 A,--W IS Fon 0 S Fl .nv-111 1 3' Its mce to see around your home useful thmgs you ve made yourself These radno cabmets are now nn the process of bemg Gmshed of? Haviland shellacs whsle Kraslnskl Delgado and Phlllrps make ready Mr Bretthauer observes the techmque 32 ,., ' Left side left to right First row Fupmoto lpollshlngl Caballero lsawlngl Second Farley Mr Bretthauer Bleleckl Third Rupprecht Dazzo DeNunzlo lby book case! Fourth Garthaffner Rlccardl lbandsawl Pattu Flnatu ltable sawl Right srde Akst lkneelmgl Abrams lpolashangl Mullan Miranda lmeasurmgl Warren Pulols Bltsko Napolitano lpollshlngl at tablesaw Tnetgen J Farrell Wutek Varvaro around bookcase Aycott Legagneux Farrell One of the favorite 'obs for boys In the Cablnetmaklng Shop to buuld for their own use IS thus chest of drawers which Avlles Stratus and Katsoulakl lL to Rl are working on Here we see Avlles fitting drawers whlle Stratus and Katsoulakl assemble them 'X N If .::a., Q J 5 b U Zi x g I I X Aki. 1 K ,af . Aa ' A 1- WG' ,xii I ' K meg, K A . :fin ' W li V A , ' V 'SV Q' IP, ' S. K i L,7. , 1'f fry I ' . , w i - : -. . Q I 1 I I 1 1 1 ' 'J ' 1 1 1 ' I : I . . I .I . . - I . . : . I .. , I . . , I . I . I . .. I : ' 1 - 1 ' 1 : 1 1 1 l v . 1 v ' f. i' C c ' ' K QQ . ' ,l 'M -. ff -.u . . . . . l - Inf 1 r ' - 1 K - 1 . . . SCX, . 1 I l f ,ffrllff xiii ,ll Mr Johnson and Mr Westley discuss a lesson which they will give to cabinetmaking students who have reason o be interested in the framing of c house W '!'i??Z7,Q Left to Right First row Tua Aviles Second Rode Verdino Werner Vasquez Mr Bretthauer Third Gerena Havilord Santiago Katsoulaki Stratus Franscescone Marcano Delgado Fourth Mr West U 474' ,af -yi' 415' 2' lomers, pgsaws '-If U ,JUL LUJ44 f2f?f,li 1 L game, Lou. M enn y make adgustments to t e circular saw bef r the morning shop class enters the room for the day s work 4-ffl ,pi 1-1 F' i si 0 0 no 1 L f' C J 1 , Y r, s ' h ' V , mf , , V 1 X If , N , v it s A . , I X 'Q e 1,41 , I V I 1 ' f I x . I u K . m ll YT ' ff. Qi f ' Y . , im-7 L I 3' X. I I 1 ' ' 1 ff? A Q'-ww. - ' A ' Q Q A Q V ' Y I - WW I ..,. Q I . T, , . N? f M f . . . . . T -. 4 K ,A ' ' ' .NS .. '7 ' K 1 U ' ' : f . if, -Agfiv V' 4-N . . :Eg . L 1 f. . K . ..,' , . so W, i,, .,,A , W 2 . ' Wy, l ' f a ' - 4 5 1 A I 5 r ' i , , - 1 ' 2 I I I I .I I 1 f I 7 - ' ley, Krosinski, Engelg Fifth: Phillips. N V - ' U . 6 l ' , r A I R W N V I l .A ' T V- 3 7 , TW K fl C .15 , ' A h ' ,h D 0 . if I. , ll YK Y' ff ' 1, Y . A ' 1 4 f Q , - , X . We ' A -, , ' , . :W V ' . H . Zi ff f'W '- L4 ' N X I I Q i, 1 - ,I L jf F , 1 fi' - 5. . ' I, .M Qi . ' , - ,,,,u'fcv-' Y 0' ' , LE 4 :.7,..i , i , , , ' , . , -W' I, I I sy- ' ' f 'K B p X f I X 9 'R' ' 1,1114 ed, Qffffwwi no s I n rl WZ! Alvarez Fullmoto and Aycott KL to Rl work on the table saw cutting out parts of a production lob for the Board of Education while Mr Bretthauer povnts out the Importance of the saw guard whuch he desngned This is a production lob being made ln the Cabmet Shop for the Radno Shop by DeNunzlo Pattl and Farley lL to Rl After this IS flnnshed and delivered the Instructor will find that he will have more orders than can be comfortably handled In thus plcture three boys from the afternoon shop, Rode, Werner, Verdlno Cl. to Rl, are puttmg the flnlshmg touches of varmsh on a bookcase made by Werner Werner de slgned this for the woadworkmg and flnrshlng books which he has collected since he become Interested In cabinet maklng here at Chelsea o o ' , 7 V f J V , C 1 Qlfsi M 'M'- , 4 I ...F-.--an gf Q A 3 5 Sv l A H1 if ze .-, so g 1 wx , ,, Q 'X I -vw- ' ' 'X 'Lx X ,V , L I s A I ......,.... - ,,,.. , i ,s-fr ' ' 1 I A lob any boy would be proud Yo make and take home to show has parents as thus coffee table desrgned and bull? by Erlc Trellen L Here we see Dazzo and Caballero admiring The rob and wondering how much coffee If will o knowledge -K ' One of lhe eye catchers rn the mormng shop was us cabrnet made by Bneleckn HRH Here we see Abrams and Frnah h lprng hrm check has lab for squareness and cleanlmess before shellacrng The patlence and preclsron whuch makes a good cabinet maker must be always on Yap ready when needed Cashman rrghtl performs one of The more drfflcult opera tions gluemg and squarlng hrs linen bureau whule Engel and Tua lL1o R lend a helpnng hand From Channel 6 we present Thus ls Your Lufe featurung Morrus Koffer You were a raduo broadcast enguneer for WNLC WIP and WNYC be fore World War II You were a member of the Aur Force Cadets for three and a half years and attended the Unu versuty of the State of New York and New York Unuver suty You were a communuca tuon and flught raduo operator You taught Raduo and TV communucatuons to veterans for four years Now you are a member of the Chelsea staff Congratulatuons to you Mr Koffer Thus us your ue Channel 4 '32-J? Channel 6 Morrus Koffer John Grandfleld '-W 'Ni Now from Channel 4 you can experuence adventure mystery and suspense by tunung un Sulent Service brought to you by Com mander John R Grandfield Navy man Chelsea teacher and Senuor Guudance Coun sellor Thus program wull keep you tense as the man s conquests un electronucs us unfolded un dramas based on the secret files of the government 36 Radio and From our fifth floor studuo hugh atop the Chelsea Tower Channel 5 presents that excut ung Who dun ut Sherlock Holmes played by the talented Norman Matthews Mr Matthews was called from Staten Island on the case of the mussung mulluon dollar pucture Before an auduence of amateur tv mechanucs Mr Mat thews finds an umproperly trauned vullaun As the case closed the mulluon dollar pucture us restored and the auduence learns that crume does not pay 'xx Elise, Channel 5 Norman Matthews Channel 2 Herman Bruck Channeu 2 Once agaun brungs Operatuon Success It was July 'l5 Qs at l OO p m Herman Bruck was called un an emergency He reached has destunatuon at l29 p m The trouble was a flrst de gree burnt out pucture tube He admunustered emergency treat ment operatuon was a success Class overuoyed by good unspec tuon work 094 Nam 9 NW' . I . I I - ' ' ll - -0 ll . - . 5 f f I I - M4,yu , . . ,.u,u,.,.u I - A ' K . . - . . , , .1 A . . . . I '- v' I . . . . ' 'Pt ' M - . - ' fugl Ts- - if . . . A . - ' ' , ' ut C n . I X ,L . . ' ' l'f . ya r'A. j ' N A fic ' u 'VL' A u'. l f .X ,V I 1 H i K . A y g A L, f . f T ' ,H ,, ,.kV .' T x f , ' , . . . .u V T . ' . . I . - g - sf K ' ' . l ' . , , . I N . V -Q. .1 . A I : ' 'W . p W5 . . ' . . . , Q is g xl V 4 . . I . . . - ' V vig, ' ' df? 1 Q O fo' 1 Q ' ' ' N l l 1 5 ' . Channel 7 Edmund Trifari Once again this season we bring you on Channel 7 that amazing program, You Asked For lt. Here we see Edmund Trifari presenting high voltage entertainment. The ends of the - universe have been combed for all the freaks of electronics Channel 9 Leona rd Elsner 11 Channel 13 Alex Levy From among the great entertainment features of the world Channel 9 brings you Science Fiction Theater with Leonard J Eisner This is a program during which video and sound men go deep into the fantastic future Here you will see Leonard explain and demonstrate the almost unbelievable mechanical devices which may conquer the um verse One of his future features will be an lnven tion which he calls Robby the Robot Dont miss this exciting episode Qin Channel 11 Philip Vary Channel 13 presents great concepts of space and time daily this season on Um versity of the Air Electronics has an IH tellectual side and who is more capable of clearly presenting it in the language of youth than Alex Levy Before 1942 Mr Levy spent sixteen years in the field of radio service Since 1942 he has spent 16 years as a teacher at Chelsea Vo catlonal High School Mr Levy is also an author One of his best known volumes is Elements of Radio Servicing So tune in from 900 to 940 every week day morning to learn about mans conquest of space and wonders of the scientific world and flown here by air coach Flying Saucers. Mr. Trifari's easy but penetrating pre- sentation makes this a deservedly popular show. From Channel 11 we present the premier of an entirely new type of program called Organization Man Its permanent emcee is Philip Vary an expert in this field During this exciting series his viewers will learn from Mr Vary how in 1934 he or ganized the Auto Teachers Guild and in 1938 the Electrical Teachers and Machine Shop Teachers For many years he served as the legls latuve representative of these asso clatlons in Albany Philip Vary was also one of the moving forces be hind the erection of Fort Hamilton High School He was a teache here at Chelsea in the 1930s and retired from teaching in December returned to pilot this new series which you are now seeing Television 37 xc I, l ' P ' II Il I ' . . . I 9 . q 1 n 3 I ' I V Vg? A . . . , A575 H 1956. A year later,' however, -he 9 ' ' 1 1 1 9 1 1 3 A ' ' ,114 . I I I ' 1 ' I L IS ron look, , B12 IQ These future TV ervlcemen learn the trucks of the trade from the o pro M Bruck Hard o work on the top bench are lL t Rl Banco Kruty Co aro Gelger LeRoux Chrnstensen and Luetz Fundlng the trouble at he mlddle bench are lL to RD Noto Oschmann Osborn Peana Mc Ewon Rybucku Babanskyg and lncalccnterra Trouble shoohng one of the dlfhcult TV sets are uas I H an Mlranda If Mr Bruck IOIDS the hunt for the faulty part whlch managed to elude the boys all morning Looking on wlth keen Interest are CL to Rl Fabsano Kroll Velazquez and Valenzano f 38 Q 'Q A hard mornings work should brlng a good meal and perhaps a game of stlckboll In the sun outslde McKevltt Doscher Valenzano and Valnnoh make some final adlust ments before they depart for that sort of program f Aa! 'whiz 1 l 'N C O r ' I J I . F' ld r. . t If ,' yu f . . o , , ff , .., ' ' . . . 5 K gm s ' . ', . ' A xr 'N' at v I f . . XA I I I . I r I g A W I CL to R3 P l k', all d , ' , Q W 'fe ., . K lt - H' -- L . x I: - ' . , - . ' . . . . I 1 I , ' V f ' 4 1 f frfr .Wm if g gi , 1 A 5 L ,ix 5 l ' ' ,,. ' 9 . ' I if fr! , 4 V. k V, Q21 -Q -. ' V x We -I Q E e 1, sf ' ' ef Q f , , N N I .5 V I x ' 1 ' ' '- V ZX' I I4 . X Ak .r , lr ff' . ' x 4 t lrsfen, learn I..-iihnl There IS more to TV servlclng than lust locating the faulty part Mr Bruck has lL to R7 Kruty Remys Mlranda and Babanskyl stumped as he asks them the value of the part under susplcron Ambuilous boys and faulty sets with complrcated problems can H5 Mr Matthews checks up on the progress of these young servnce men Top bench IL to RJ Marcos Danzlger Perlllo Middle bench lL to RJ Rrvera Rodrrguez San c ez Tulk and Allen Front bench CL to RJ Furestone Gappa Ennght Ponte Murphy Rabnto Nawrockl and Remys D O Teddy Ryblckl and Louls Pulaskr make flnal tests and adlustments on set and tell Coffaro Oschmann and Nawrockl what they have done In this shop what your neighbor has learned rs of as much value and lnterest as your own rob 39 o .. h i -1 M L f, ,. Q' V keep a teacher very busy. Here A A X Kim: or ' ' . - W Q . , . in . Q I I l I - W his h . o ' ' - , r A' Y . 4 . - is V e I jf V M .S for meters, maintenance, an 4 Noto on the rlght ns happy with hrs role as spectator whsle Rodriguez who ns next to hum and McEwan on the left proceed to alngn thelr recenver Allgnmg a set can be a lob where knowledge skull and the manufacturers notes come ID very handy The screen IS called an oscilloscope and IS a measuring and lndlcatmg device Its rather like a televlslon screen except for one advantage no commerclols N t I 1 f , -,sa-s ' Mr Bruck and Kenneth LeRoux are seen checkmg a wave trap on one of the shops ohmmeters The trap came from the set Kenny was servtcmg at the time By observing certain symptoms he reasoned that the trap might well be the source of the trouble As you can see from the grln on his face It was Z' W X x dig 5. 5 L 5 l iii! N0 I in 40 Begmmng at the top bench left slde we find Surowntz and Velazquez takmg voltage read lngs whsle Mr Vary glves his attention On the right Llbonatl and McKevltt align the sound section of their set At the mnddle bench Krrlulus IS trouble shootmg a small radlo whule at has rnght Valentlne and Grala locate a test point wlth Llotta and Lukan looking on At the third bench on the left Valmotu and Fablano study the operatnon of the oscnl loscope Across from them and to the rlght Rlvera IS taking resistance checks Directly In front of us Caruso takes a readung on the scope whsle Kroll and Valenzano check voltage readings they have lust taken At the top bench, starting wnth the group at the left, Pritchard Mr Vary Grala and Llotta are gettmg a laugh from the program on the screen whlle Danznger and Klrklkls exchange vlews on gust whats wrong wlth thelr set Velazques near the door Brlgante and Gelardl are each checking or aligning some section of thenr sets ln the center we see Rivera workmg on one of the newer type receivers wlth Marzano watchmg hrs progress Doscher In the middle and Lukon opposnte htm are taklng resistance checks Alan near the closet and Marcantomo, to the front, are overhaullng thelr sets Llbonatl on the left has hrs eyes centered on o new type prlnted clrcutt board which Mr Bruck IS testmg The board IS the type that came from Valenzanos set These boys being partners, have a mutual Interest mathemahcrans X ,A wie., is These future electronlclans are dlscussung the televnsuon recelver Because of the many clrcults wnthnn the set the theory lesson becomes a very nmportant part of the tralntng These boys are concerned wnth the vertncal sweep clrcunts Beglnmng at the left they are Osborne, Gappa Chrlstensen, Peana and Banco PQI Q 'if il!! 41 O I I Q l , T l V., . ' N 1 . . I . I ' L - K, . . , . ' Q Q . ' I I . . - N , ' ' , , ' Y , f,, Q ' ' ' , ' . , j ,ff , A I t l . . ' W , . 4 an M aw -.sa i W .rf is ki-. 'wg i,.,7 , ' Ol ' - I - 1 .. I - : I . O I il ,, V t ' r A . A f- , l , , 1 I , . I f 4. s' f ' , ,X 3 4 , ,, , 1 W l 1 . X . X I 1 k - ---....., I t , ' . I . 3 f Q, , N x f , H , . ,, fx I I f' ' ,, ll ,l ' Z ,mx T . 5 I Af i it is 3 gfia H 4-f 9 Vg 54 4552 45 JS? 1-it Y, Qi ggi .wg W I in I 3 Arllll. swf? v 4 K ff This illustrates what a group of high school boys can do to find out something about the past: how people lived, how they worked, what made them rich or poor. The knowledge they get from the Chelsea Library and their teacher, Mr. Brown, will help them make their own contributions. Mrs Levine, Chairman of the Social Studies Department looks over Osborne's report on a class discussion on business and unemploy- ment He has asked for her point of view to ,5- , ,U compare with his own. What is a Beer of one of the American History classes. The class hesitates. From the expressions on their faces they may be thinking that since they are American citizens it won't be ditticult to this question. nations Social Studies educates you to be at peace with the world, to think things out, to serve your country well, making our coun- try better able to serve us well also. To serve our country better we must make our- selves better citizens through study. A poor citizen never serves his country except by force, but in a democratic country like ours, we have to serve it from inside of us. You also have to learn to respect your country's laws, neighbors, and everything around you. You have to Ie n the story of your country so t , n compare yourself to great her w helped make your country what it ' V w' h that knowl- edge you will fi yofiican be good to your country, fbors, 'and everything around you.l icy! respect your country and its oplesi then .you will respect peo- ples of o eric untries and you.will expect them res ct! you, for by respecting othe ountr 'you are making your own c R ry stand high in their eyes. ,Q Israel Caballero i f 4, ,- . I f lf .L ! , ,, . . , v, 1 , t 4 -ff' ffl 1 W, 1 If ' 1 ff,Wv 'hf' . Ll' , J7, g ,453 Wit , , ., , KT' if., fi ,ff in f' ii ' 1 17 fl. ,VQXXXX .fy j A W f .f,L,,7 X K ff , zicf f f sf X V' ' fl fl V 'L fy iq ' if i fwfr. l 1' 'g 1 Lfgfffj bfi' ' ' , 1 fl f - 'i 'JI f,.'. 1 - I 7 If 45 0 is ron odyssey, Mr. Lewis, Don Carreras and Myron Hewski, the three largely responsible for this year's issue of The Chelsean, hold a private conference. Mr. Lewis is a ubiquitous teacher. He is in charge at the yearbook, and much of his spare time is devoted to it. Last year our Chelsean won first prize in the Columbia University Scholastic Press competition. L T L 'Q r .7 gl! ., , r ,ff ,r' 1 j T fy L , .c,., 'V I 4 L i X Normally an English teacher, Miss Hickey is filling in for Miss , Smith this term in the library. Here she and one of her assistants, L i I Louis Pulaski, check out a book to Ed Nawrocki. , 5. A I 9- X, V 3, o , l Q- ,. ii ' f X Q A 1 is U . . . i . 5.. Y . , he Mr. Richard L. Laughlin, chairman of our English Department, is also a Doctor of Philosophy, poet, and author. He has written over a score of poems. His most recent work, Pity the Poor Weatherman, has been dis- tributed to English honor classes as additional reading material. With two others he has written an English textbook, Thought and Expression, which is used in many schools in the United States and abroad. Here he is shown giving instruction to Edward Kruty of class 8-2. -4 X U 46 l 1il'l,9'l' as M . X s .K Sebastian DiBari is discussing his problems with Miss Lehon, making Ray Longinetti an attentive listener. lit-A Q Mrs. Kloster is never idle for a moment. ln the classroom, it there isn't a hand raised asking for help, she wants to know why. 'g- n. 4, G-QC' l-Eblxrxk it, tx odes, orafory 0- ,114-I Engllsh teacher Muss Lenihan IS showing John Morgan and Kenneth LeRoux their grades Thus seems to flll all three with elatlon Speech teacher Mr Frank Sawyer allows Charles Moore and Edward Sabadacho to llsten to a playback of their recorded volces 6 Student Otto Schein I5 asklng Mr McManus a newcomer to our English Department to approve two films to be shown to has class L Being a dnllgent reader Mass Flomenhaft IS caught selecting her next vlctlm a poetry book Mr Kane exchange s a ew words on the stcurway 3 ' I-.A . T' : 1 W' rf W , N 5 f if , - , X' . f ' 'Lxf jf' 1 Ltwggfzvk 3 f I V I 1 with Louis Inzalaco f t f ,, X hm 'N ., .v' V .rf f' f wk ,D . , . , . - Q I P is ron PIIYSFCS, N' A. Q3 Mr. Allen of the Related Tech Department has two witnesses from the class to certify that he is playing this experiment straight. es A E iiiie, Mmgwig C g . 'x :il ai 'J' I l tivrfvwgc- iili' 19 if . Current Science, one of many different pamphlets distributed to the students, is read by Thomas McGlone. Mr. Gottlieb listens attentively and answers any question he may have. ln this issue the atom is up for examination. W- l i 41 48 R ,tic yn Albert De Nunzio Cleft listens to Mr. Mackenzie as he teaches the theory ot paint making and the different materials needed in this process. The formula on the blackboard is one of many formulas taught to the students. Electronics, the theory behind one of the trades taught at Chelsea, is explained by Mr. Wertheimer to the Juniors. He explains that centain substances, when made active by friction, attract other substances, thus creating a form of energy. ,. Mrs. Elleck discusses with Robert Court his previous marks in basic mathematics. In addition to his school work, he also helps in making up the 1958 year book. . , vf X fi ,f-ea- 5 K f planets, professors lfwjjfilflll' Michael Konyn is cheerfully looking at the work in Mr. Star's hands which is to be done for Mr. Weston. Mr, Weston emphasizes that most problems, even mimeographing, can be solved by mathe- matics. This is, A simple problemj' Mr. Weinstein, one of the school's science teachers, explains to class Q W the theory of air pockets in insulation. ln air pockets, penetration of . warm or cold air is stopped. ' Mr. Bedell, one of Chelsea's former graduates, is now a radio teacher. Here he is stopped by Salvatore Mule of auto mechanics, Rotation of the moon, earth, and sun is duplicated by Miss Kreger. who l1GS U Pl'0lDl6m with G CGI' f0dl0- PfObl9mS UFC no dlmCUlTY to Here she explains the science of the celestial bodies, their motion, Mr. Bedell, however, so he explains to the seniors the operation composition, likeness, and size. of that radio. Itch- -ewbrf-.. E? --,,v-. m s-4-5 if 4' P1 W f Autographs l Q Q 11 xg 1 M fgmf' if fjhfwzf jf gf 'T 2' Xxx ' f7' I' 'X Ol, A H v V S V s 0 C I g g ,?c g,2V 7?m LC o 0 MMV4 H J, H 5 1 17 7 U X y, f 7W I . If Aw YW Q7 .Li-12 I Actlvltles ffg I if ff f X X I Q .S FOR quotes, quests, F 4 P3 rf, ,, V X. t,,' Q . ., -.,, iffy Lia Publnc speakung as a part of Mr Sawyers course Here Rnchard Mullane opens an assembly program He reads the Buble and begms the assembly exercuses Once a year tor one week the school IS open to parents They meet the teachers and find out how thexr sons are progressung Here Mlss Temple talks wlth a students parents on Parents Ntght INTRA MURAL WINNERS Left to rnght row l Kenneth Le Roux Mr Cohe Charles Coftaro Wlllnam Dazzo Row 2 Donald Carreras Myron Hewskl Angel Velez Owen Egan Gerard Dste Nlcholas Brugante Row 3 Vtctor Baban skyg Efram Hernandez Peter Harkin Chester Remys Vito Vitale Our athletic heroes of Chelsea the lntra Mural Wuners Twlce a year we have a Sports Assembly to award trophnes and cups to wnnners In each Individual sport The sports range from shuffle board to basketball and from checkers to a softball 52 tournament between shop teams H-asf PROJECTION SQUAD Lett to rnght row T John Castagllola Hlram Rodriguez Ismael Rodruguez Mr Hart Mlchael Konyn Thomas Greco Donald Carreras Row 2 Robert Knight Augustine Morande John Rupprecht Michael Torre Walter Kraslnskl Frank Frumentl Mchael ODay David Ryan Charles Hughes Row3 John Cleary Richard Mullane Peter Harknn Salvatore Mule James Cnarnpa Werner Mueller John Scala Raymond Wengert Learning IH school can be brought to pupuls In a most enloyable way through motlon pectures Many lnformatlve Elm are shown rn class by our prolectzon squad Thus squad sets up the protector screen and does all thungs necessary for the film to be shown They run the movle adlust the sound take care of the Elm etc IJKQ ,4 'V l 1' ln rf' 'f- . - . t ' ! 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A- , ,,, LATE SQUAD Left to rught row l Sequoyah Foster Raymond Longmettl Michael Torre John Castagllola Row 2 Theodore Straltus Charles Coffaro Edward Lavln Nlck Katsoulakl John Sutphen Larry Stern Mlchael Konyn Row 3 Robert Knught Otto Scheun John Cleary R chard Mullane John Rabnto Thus IS really a mlsnomer nt should be called the Early Squad All members are volunteers who are required to have at least average marks an acceptable crtlzenshlp ratxng and no absences or lateness Checklng on late comers and admomshung them agannst tardmess ns thenr lab Thus squad IS under the supervuslon of Mr Granclfield who as also our Sensor Advnsor shnp a munlmum ns requlred plus tural lnclnnatuon long and thus IS Soclety qualify A typlcal scene un the game room of the gym Here IS Mr Plerce shownng Otto Scheun the art of punchxng the bag Gettnng ready for a volley ball game means settnng up the net and poles Mr Peltz tell Sabadacho to steady the pole whxle Moore kneelnng tlghtens rt HONOR SOCIETY Left to right row l Mchael Llbonatl Thomas Greco Miss Lenihan Anthony Amodeo Edward Lavnn Row 2 Muchael Torre Donald Carreras Victor Babanskyg Francis Ulrich John Mullan Wllllam Walsh Row3 Chester Relnys Rxchard Egan John Rablto Sensor members of the Chelsea Honor Soclety are gathered here wnth theer advusor Mnss Lenihan To qualify for member average of 80470 In academlc and shop work outstandnng attendance records lt ns the na of these students to study dulngently all term what enables them to qualnty for our Honor 53 , K F 1 . 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NJN 1 5 1 I J E 5 H' ,. . 5 1 X - 3, E I, J , 2 C 'h 1 I , ' ' r 1 , . : , ,xr - 5 I 1 . 1 l 1 - ' , R .S For romanoff, rhetoric, Chelsea was honored by having Peter Atxenza who stars un Romanoft and Julret for a vlsnt to glve a demonstration of how Englush songs were sung In Elnzabethan days SPORTSMANSHIP AWARD Mr Pierce Vito Vitale Congratulations are extended to Vnto Vitale by Mr Puerce for Vito s partrclpatlon In gym actrvltres The trophy IS donated by the G O lGeneral OFQCIDIZGTIOHJ for sportsmanship In the mtra mural contests Left to rlght John Rablto Bernard Zablcckl Raymond Longlnettl James Noto Edward Lavln T-Nr Xt, ark ENT Ill Thus year we hope the T958 Chelsean wall be the best semor yearbook we have had due to the hard work of students like John Rablto and Bernard Zablockl who here are making cut outs for the lllustratrons to fit In wlth the layouts that Ray Longlnettl James Noto and Ed Lavrn are makung 54 The 1958 Booster Campaign was a great success due to tne competition between the semor classes Here we see Ed Nawrockl and Louls Pulaski panntlng the latest figures on the thermometer to keep the class up to date on the leaders fm mmf? 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' 5 X I 15- . .r T6 , Left to nght Raymond Zablockl Kenneth Le Roux John Morgan Donald Carreras Stanley Akst Myron Hewsku Louls Pulasku WS-if A x lfiax Ji f u.,ps-- ,,...-11 5,.g -33 za f In the preparation of the yearbook dufferent committees are assigned to dufferent 'obs Here are boys of Mr Lewns class worklng on layouts for the book They agreed that the work was dlftlcult but mterestung Left to right Mr Plerce Mr Cohe Mr Gardner Mr Burrough CGO assembly Panel answering questnons on sports actlvltlesl Q Slttnng on the stage are the dlstnngunshed gentlemen of the Health Education department answering questions on sports 0CfIVllI6S at the Intra mural Assembly Theur duscusslon went on to the type of exercuse that all boys should have Looking at Mr Burrough at would seem that has exercise IS thnnklng referees Left to rlght Angel Velez Edward Kruty Edward Nawrockl Joseph Osborn 'V JF' ,ft lf , it Q., lin.,-,Y The 'ob of laymg out the sensor portrants and buographves as done by these boys of class 8 2 Here we see Angel Velez holdmg a portraut whale Edward Kruty and Ed Nawrockn emphasnze sxze and posltlon and Joe Osborn readies another picture As you can see Mr Loughlnn as enloyung the talk glven by Mr Atlenza about his chlldhood days IH England how became a Shakespearvan actor In England and what the rewards of actmg are x Q' , 55 ' 2 ', , , , , f - e A ,rl 7 V , 'i ' 1 , , 3 1 A y 5 N ' if f Q , 6 , 5 , pf I . 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' ,, , '32 . . , S .S For socialites, scholars, QI I Ted Steele s Bandstand drew a large contrngent of teen aged performers Here our Chelseautes watch the actrvmes around the mrcrophone durrng a commercual So successful was the Chelsea performance that these boys were rnvrted back to the program four months later ASSEMBLY CHAIRMEN Seated I to r John Zrluam Vrto Vutale Mass Mrskel Rnchard Tua Stondmg I to Donald Carreros Rrchard Mullane John Shortall Manuel Perez PROM COMMITTEE Through the combined efforts of this commrttee the Senior Prom was mode possrble thus year To keep the boys Interested the commlttee members made posters whlch were dlsployed about the school Now that all the work IS completed everybody who attends wall be sure of a splendud tnme No assembly can be conducted properly without a good charr man These boys have been working hard to achieve their goa They open the assembly program wnth a selectlon from the Bib e conduct the Pledge of Allegrance the srngrng of the Star Spangled Banner and Ameruca The role of assembly chalr man has been made easter by the coachrng of Mr Sawyer of the English Department f 56 Edward Lavrn who made the arrangement with Ted for Chelsea s partrclpatlon rn the televlsron show rs here unter viewed durung the program EA ll Seated I to r Davrd Chrnstensen Kenneth Le Roux Mr Sawyer Edward lavrn and Joseph Hennessey Standlng I to r John Farragher Vrctor Babanslq George Gerger John Rabuto Chester Rernys John Zolranu Raymond Longlnettl 11 1 rl ' - r ' '7 r 1 1 - 1 - rr: 1 , , - I - I , . . 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WCW, ' 3 T IS ron fenOI'S, Treafsr Here are Mr. Fleetwood and a friend whom he has drafted to accompany one of the choral group's assembly per- formances, f -A I Ist row I to r Joseph Grazuano John Castagluola Mr Booth Michael Torre Thomas Greco 2nd row I to r John Avnles Albert Tamkus Emanuel Path Walter Kraslnsku Joseph Hennessey Nucholas Marcantonxo John Zlllanr Michael Slclgnano Theodore Stratus 3rd row I to r Louus Inzalaco Patrrck Quigley Francvs Ulrlch Donald IncaI ' ky I caterra Francis Callahan Raymond Longmeth Wllllam Stramntus LUNCH SQUAD Lunch the favorite perlod of many students IS supervised by members ofthe Lunch Squad This unit patrols the halls keeps order rn the cafeteria and when lunch IS finished checks the tables and put away the benches Eugene Alcalde Wllllam Press Mr Booth Richard Tua Thomas Gemmell 2nd row I to r Raymond Buonocore Lawrence Branch Sequoyah Foster Augustine Mlrande Vlto Vitale Owen Egan 3rd row I to r Thomas Wosllko James Cuampa Richard Mullane Sebastlan DlBarl Peter Harkm row I to 60 Its zero hour If you had to the enemy'7 on the Chelsea stage What would you do make the declslon as to whether to bomb 1 It F s x gf' I X Y kg C 5 ix? .X 'Y 1 - -5 I 1 D 1 - 1 I 1 . s,. 1 1 1 1 I 1 .i, ,V A, f - f 4 , . , . .I . . 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I' 1 If' ,N L It I I lst row left to rlght Albert Tamkus Theodore Stratus Mr Plerce Dennls Dantzng Anthony Amodeo 2nd row I to r Wllllam Walsh Francis Smlth Charles Hughes Nlck Kat soulakl Donald Carreras Joseph Grazlano Victor Baban skyl 3rd row I to r Augustme Mnrande Joseph Vallnottu Ray Wengert James Clampa John Rupprecht Gerald Balacek GO REPRESENTATIVES Each class wants nts oplnuon voiced In the school so ffUSfeeS GLEE cLuB The Glee Club the golden vouces ot Chelsea get togethe once a week to practlce They sung at our assembly programs and vlsnt other schools Their ftnal yearly appearance wall be at the June graduatvon exerclses I No one works harder with the boys than Mr Fleetwood lf you show the slightest Interest m muslc hell have you turned around and headed for grand opera before you can say lm an auto mechanuc they elect GO representatnves The reps In turn work on what they thunk IS best for the class and school They are also In charge of G O membershvps wvthun thenr classes The track IS to get each member of the class to sport a G O card Here are the boys who can contruve sets from match boxes One can make a play set out of old match boxes It he loves the theatre and has some kindred spurlts ln the senior class Mr Sawyer has done lust that wnth thus play deallng wnth the moral aspects of the H bomb eff T' KNOW LE POWER 5911 'Ist row I to r Wllluam Press Wllllam Cameron Mnsael Rodriguez Ferdinand Fnnatl Anthony Amodeo Charles Hughes 2nd row I to r Eugene Alcalde Joseph Grazlano Robert Dettlnng John Varvaro John Rupprecht 3rd row I to r Vincent Marzano Albert Tamkus Wulluam Walsh Louus Inzalaco James Clampa Ruchard Mullane Teddy Ryblckl James Morrissey John Scala Ray Wengert Walter Krasmsku 4th row I to r John Altleru Francus Ulrlch Augus tune Mlrande Donald Incalcaterra Thomas Wasllko John Zulnanl Vlto Vitale Michael Slclgnano rs M fa n 'O 61 U .5 Fo. unique, understanding, .Sb 3 fi it It MR. CELLI ADVISES PARENTS He says, Mother, if he works hard here he can always hold a iob. If he doesn't, he may still be useful around the house. Seated: Salvatore Mule, Donald Carreras, Ismael Miranda, Edward Oschmann. Standing: Heinz Lietz, Louis Pulaski, Louis Leist, Michael Fuiimoto. EDITORIALIZING Senior writers on the staff of The Chelsean gather together in search of new adjectives. Miss Smith reports from the library that the Thesaurus and dic- tionary have seldom been so much in demand. Look busy, boys, Mr. Lewis is watching. THE CAMERA'S EYE Michael Torre has complained he can never get enough on the subject when he uses the camera in the lobby. Grandfield thinks the blame lies more with the than with the lobby, and checks the lens setting. Donald reras, assistant in charge of awaiting developments as co-editor, holds the bag. The camera was a gift to The sean from the Class of '56. I LIKE THIS The spring Jewelry Show is a popular feature in the main lobby. Mr. Driscoll thinks he can find a Christmas tie to match this tie clasp. ,Z A? 62 Michael Torre, Mr. Grandfield, Donald Ccrreras. Of BUSINESS IS BOOMING I And the students of Mr. CeIIi's Jewelry Shop make a customer of Billy Press. underpaid if .ws ,.. Edward Kruty Otto Scheln Peter Wu Robert Pardl Jnmmy Iadarola Robert Kohler Robert Court NEXT YEAR NEXT YEAR As a reward for domg a good 'ob as copy boys these lower termers In e Creative Wrltlng class have their plctures taken Edward Kruty semor lay out man points out some mistakes they should try to avoid In 59 THIS IS MY STATION The Chelsea Campus IS a map of the clty The semors slgn the map at the location where they Ilve Myron Hewsku rnght ns the artust nn charge Donald Carreras Mlchael Torre Louis Lelst Myron Hewskn 6' g fl KT -ga .215 '51 X MYSTERY GUESTS Mr and Mrs X sign an on Parents Nught Af' ...sv ..':'-'S'-mi -f-sz. -'E 'WW ..-4 63 I . I I 'I . ' I I , , th 1 . . . . , . . , , . 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Here Mr. Bruck seems to be saying, He's doing fine. for Safety for Expertness for Readiness for Vitality or Idealism or Credit or Eagerness or Stability tj ,, SERV'CE SQUAD 'lst row l to r Nicholas Kirkikis Richard Mullane Mr Peltz Albert Horn Nicholas Brigante 2nd row I to r Theodore Stratus Richard Armstrong Anthony Amodeo Dennis Dantzug Francis Smith William Browne Michael Libonati 3rd row l to r Richard Valentine Sequoyah Foster Santiago Santiago John Varvaro Alfred Engel Ismael Miranda William Rush or Quickness or Understanding or Alertness or Duties SERVICE SQUAD lt ow l t Raymond Buonocore Michael Sicignano Vito Vitale Mr Peltz Louis lnzalaco Thomas Rinaldi 2nd row l to r Mlsael Rod quez Albert de Nunzio Marvin Osteen William Delgado Domingo Way Lawrence Branch Emanuel Patti Nick Katsoulaki Frances Ulrich P rick Quigley 3rd row l to r Peter Harkn Thomas Gemmell Robert Schmitt Jerome O Con nor John Carrington Francisco Rodriguez Frederick Aycott 66 When parents came to the school on Open School Nnght to vnset the teachers of thenr sons the Semor Class had arranged a yearbook dlsplay showing the progress of The Chelsean over the last decade Here are parents wrmng theur signatures whnch you can see on the Booster Pages mafia., ln- victory The center line down the halls at every change of class is the Service Squad. These boys are volunteers who have been carefully selected by Mr. Peltz. There are many qualnflcatlons whnch the volunteers must meet They are ludged on their appearance punctualny grades and behavior as well as their general attutude The duty of the members us to durect trafllc and keep the peace throughout the halls and stalrways The reward glven to the members IS twofold They are given a certufl cate for faxthful servuce to Chelsea and a permanent ratnng us placed on their records for extra curricular actnvuty SERVICE SQUAD 'lst row I to r Rlchard Tua John Zlllanl Mr Peltz James Cnampa Thomas Wasllko Wllllam Walsh 2nd row l to r Angel Sanchez John Castaglnola John Avnles Thomas Greco Eugene Alcalde Albert Tamkus Mchael Gappa Thomas Llotta Michael ODay 3d ow l t o Morgan Patrock Walsh John Altuerl Joseph Grazlano Kenneth LeRoux Edward Lavvn Charles Hughes SERVICE SQUAD 'lst row l to r lsmael Lozado James Morrlssey Gerald Balacek Mr Peltz Joseph Hennessey Salvatore Mule 2nd row l tor Angel Velez Edward Rode Francis Callahan Wllllam Weir Sebastuan Dr Barr: Mlchael Shrnners Robert Barruero 3rd row l to r Harold Merrnll John Shortall Gerard Date Francns Collms Donald lncalcaterro John Rabnto 67 -s for wonders, wages, As every dnrector knows stagehands are very Important to the success of any play Here we see John Htggnns or rangmg the curtouns Anton Gaspanvuch and James Gergel test swvtches and connectlons Kneelmg are James Whnte and Mlchael Cleary who are under mstructnons to check the spelling of each word on the board Av Edward Nawrockl and Albert De Nunzlo check proportnons of a drawlng for the year book Gears represent a smoothly meshing school organs zatton Mr Muon IS bemg checked for snze 68 'I Left to rlght George Gelger Edward Lavln John Kavan augh John Darcy Donald Stelmle Atomnc warfare came un for much dlscusslon on Chelsea s great stage durmg the past theatrlcal season Here If the forty five held by Lavln were real the school would be mlssmg a student NEWSPAPER These students began Chelseas newspaper to brmg the student body information about school events and special notnces about the shops They are ll to rl Edward Lavln Edward Kruty John Zlllanl and Albert De Nunzlo Seated are Thomas Greco edntor Mr Plerce advusor and Mnchael Slcugnano winners Office Squad members combine fast footwork with reliability and accuracy They help the machinery to run smoothly and well Standing left to right are Robert Barriero Vincent Marzano Augustine Morande John Lilian: Richard Mullane Salvatore Mule James Jordan and Peter Elefante Seated are Arthur Grala Anthony Amodeo Joseph Osborn and Albert Horn Everyone smiled when the results of this year s Booster Campaign were announced Over S700 OO was raised by the seventh term classes Selling boosters is the first ma or yearbook act vity of the year and competition between official classes is keen In the 1958 campaign class 74 outdid writes out a booster as Edward Kruty separates cards Robert Knight gladly accepts the money Michael nulimoto gives to him fbi' G.O. OFFICERS Standing are Treasurer Michael Sicignano and Secretary Vito Vitale. Seated, Vice President John Ziliani, Mr. Pierce and President Richard Mullane study the list of officers in the individual classes. 'C' s l, 1 QMS' neg SENIOR COMMITTEE Members of this committee take an active part in all senior affairs all year long included in their activities are measuring and ordering senior rings and collections of senior dues Standing right to left are Raymond Buonocore James Ciampa and Michael Torre Seated are John Castagliola Mr Grandfield and Richard Tua ff-N4 JA' '7 69 : , 7 3 I l if K , 7 'Q Q: ,A , P' ,,. J . ' s QX ' . .' . . . ' ' X 1 I , , f f - ', ' , , ew 'V xr- is V - , , s W . . , . I . ' . E . I . . A? . . ' . - . K A 7 i 5 itself by raising 5140.00 and surging to undisputed victory. Louis Pulaski 3 if A - . E L . 5 6 , T V E O , 1: I Y 1 . Q ' R- ' J W ' : 4 ' ' X ' X J i 1 J gi vga I l r , Y a . R ' - ' A T4 E' 1. ,A 4 ' l 7 ,. . -a Y., Q . . 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Mr Wlllaam Carroll IS the Admlmstratnve Assistant and the prlnclpal s right hand man He IS here to enforce the laws of the school wlsely and charltably to keep students and teachers happy It IS has responslblllty to see that Chelsea functions properly f A-ffipfj Mrs Trotter and Mrs Lavery secretarnes to Mr Driscoll and Mr Carroll can look happy wnthout pretending they face up to the camera 70 Mr Robert Peterson shop charrman In the Mann Building uses Chelseas amry and comfortable library In has free time as do other nnstructors to prepare for tomorrows lesson Thvs as Mr Wlllram Cox Teacherln Charge at his desk In the Annex preparing plans for nmprovements there ,A- ' STOCK ROOM fv mm Mr McCort In charge of the stock room glves Miss Mlskel her supplles for the sprung term Thus IS her first year with the Chelsea Englush Department so she gets the best of ill possnble ervlce fied! 1 ff A 2 XQFXSS Mr Andrew Duprez shop chairman can usually be found at has desk In the Annex From that vantage pomt he directs the numerous shop actlvltles there G30 fsitmx Mr Penner lleftl Dean IS speakmg to Mr Matlm Program Chaurman about the schedule for next term Mr Penner IS making lt a little more difficult for Mr Matlin u a lrttle easter for some of the boys who must work afternoons after school Mrs Trotter was lost by Chelsea to the State of California durlng the sprung term Here she appears wnth Mrs Cudobc and Mrs Forsyth lleft to flghll of the office stat? 3 71 .J N . X H, 1, X - 1 12 E 1 - .., ll kv'.' . M TIC 7up,il947 k S' W A4 Cfijt 'sf V G17' O' . . 'I U A h 4 l 1 ll 41 K ' 1 . . 1 , V V V 1-A IS Fon yafdsflck, ...E K. Mr Grandfleld sensor advlsor IS speakmg to a student about requrre ments for entering Communmty College He talks to hum about the serious ness of hrs mrlltary obllgatlons and the seasonlng a college education will gave hum for that Mr Klst sensor grade advisor at the Annex IS deep In thought after school hours thlnklng of has seniors Do they need any help? If they do how can I help? Helping boys IS Mr Krsts Hrst ObleClIV6 at Chelsea Daniel Solrns rs a veteran of the schools corps of grade a vrsors Donald Carreras listens to a few pointers on proper dress from Mr Ratner lcenterll and Mr Guida The Up starrcase is for boys with a neat appearance '10 72 Mass Robson came to Chelsea thus year from Murray Hlll Mrtchell says he s glad she dnd because Its much easter to make good grades nf you can talk to someone about them once In a whlle LJ fu ff o Y - f N , 'vs - vi o ' V it X , L I 5 Mr. ' ' ' f ' , d - ' ff' -' 1 Y AV H ,lr K, L nf E' fLiu..L-rj ,gf-f,L,g -,Y . , ' I 1 ' 0 . ' - n 11 . . . I . . . I X , y ,e , UP be a. - K ' , X Miss Frieda Gross K XX il V '1 . V ' , f . . , . , . . , . . 1 we ,, ' V fx' l I l l 'Q As the hands of the clock move toward the hour of your GraduatIon you wIll be pondermg your future and the best means of utIlIzIng the excellent traInIng recenved at Chelsea Vocatlonal HIgh School You are well blessed to be lIvIng In a country whIch guarantees you so many bGSIC nghts Our way of lIfe pro vldes for the rule by the malorlty but at the same tIme respects the rIghts of the mInorIty Strlve therefore to serve your country and IYS people by always beIng Intel lIgent Informed and Upflghf members of your communIty Your edUCGlIOn however IS Incomplete unless you have learned the value of sacnflce and dIscIplIne lt has been found that success comes through hard work whIch always entaIls sacnflce Yes It often requIres QIVIHQ up many pleasures so that you may concentrate on ImprovIng your facultIes of mInd and body DurIng thIs past year there has been accent In the press on the faIlure of some youths to comply wtth the laws and rules of good behavIor An aroused communIty has InsIsted that teen age youth be held morally and legally responsIble for llS acts An unbrIdled youth luke a wIld anImal I5 a terror In the land In other words dIscIplIne of one s self IS essentIal You fortunately possess self dIscIplIne You acquIred It through your respect for your parents In a well ordered home your CHSHTIOD to your felIgIOUS dUfIeS and Obllgd tIons and your cooperatIon wIth the rules establIshed by your teachers and school Bear In mInd that you the Graduates of the Class of June l958 wIll attann materIal success personal satIsfac hon and spIrItual and moral growth through the practIce of those twIn VlffUeS Sacnfice and DIscIplIne Your parents teachers and all who have Influenced you shall be sharers then In the proud Ioy of your deserved success JOSEPH C DRISCOLL PrIncIpal youth, Senmrs 73 A, 1 4 - 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 ei - 1 , . 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ABIlIfy Improves ff' 4X god EUGEN Elecfrlcal Eugene lIkes horse that he IS Idealtstlc self confident and publIc spIrIted He IS a natural born leader who ltkes to do things for hImself RICHARD ARMSTRONG Auto Mechomcs wants to be a top man at has trade He likes to read books when school IS out Interested In sports SEFVICE Squad terms 6 7 bIrthdate IndIcates he has strong emottons WILLIAM ABRAMS Cabmetmaklng birth date shows h s enthustasttc outlook causes people to like hum plans to get Iob In trade drawmg handball award In Intramurals He IS a basketball fan but llkes all sports has a part tIme Iob as a file clerk 'Ula JOSE ALVAREZ Cobmefmakmg takes Into hIs collectIon any record wIth a good beat Joseph always roots for the guy who can wIn and lose grace u y believes a good sport IS gust as Important as a good player i JOHN ALTIERI Auto MechanIcs Johnny enloys the frenzy of fast competltlon He likes fishing when he wants to be ball champs works for a large restaurant chaln after school doesnt want to be presIdent but does want to be a good mechanic Ser Sq 7 FERNANDO ARROYU Auto Mechamcs Enloys danclng to slow musIc After readmg the travel folders he decnded to spend the summers at ParrIs I land Uncle Sam will find he has a good mechanlc STANLEY AKST Honor SOCIEIY 3 4 6 Cabmetmakmg Stan IS a Jack of all trades HIs hobby IS col Iectmg tropIcal fish In hIs lelsure tIme he lakes to see dramatlc plays Enloys travel and slght seeIng would llke to continue his educa IIOD after graduatlon Collects old coIns 'Y ANTHO AMIJDEO Honor SocIety Electncal Tony believes In goIng all out on hIs hobby trop Ical fish and so got a lob In a neIghborhood tropIcal fish shop Night school IS In hIs plan as seen actIon on SGYVICS Squad from private to caDtaIn 60' O C I ff, I 1, ft lf, r K K I . ' back riding . . . his horoscope says i ,la alone . . . one of four gym volley- SQ 3 I 21, : A V , ,wg . 'NX f II . . . ' ' ' ' ' ' .. . h 1 . ' o .V K ' S- Rfk JOHN AVILES Cabrnetmakrng Has hrs eye on long drstance truckrng as a stable occupatron Quret and mannerly rn the classroom and ou a firm strarghtforward person wrth a nrce ludgment of others PAUL BANCO Honor Socrety 3 Radro and Televrsron Plenty of rmagrnatron and he undertakes wrth enthusrasm Paul lrkes the zrp and dash of Mr Bruck s theory lessons and thrnks hrs moustache may have somethrng to do wrth rt Lrkes to take good prctures Servrce Squad 3 4 Lunch Squad 5 Tad' swf VICTOR BABANSKYI Honor Socretyl 2 3 5 6 Natronal Honor Socrety 6 Radro 8- Televrsron was an assembly leader rn the 5 term awarded a cup for second place softball In 5 term lntends to be o radro engrneer collects stamps Squad 5 6 Vrsual W FREDERICK AYCOTT Cabrnetmakrng Hrs frrends have a hugh regard for hrs mce sense of humor Thinks basket ball rs rust hrs speed and wrshes he could grow another foot Plans to be a career mon rn the U S Marrnes Servrce Squad 5 Lunch Sq I 'CE' .i.fH W THOMAS BARRY Honor Socretyl 2 3 5 6 Radro 8 Televrsron Member of J Caesars army rntends Navy after graduatron won shark trophy rn YMCA swrmmrng tournament assrsts rn engr neerrng office Presrdent of G O 3 ROBERT BARRIERO Honor Socrety 3 Auto Mechanrcs Belongs to Mr Fleetwoods glee club Bob has a very rnterestrng hobby he rarses porakeets Works at an A8rP store has won an award for rrng Expects to follow hrs trade Blographres N -'fr 'S '13, M.. 'Nun 4,5 as GERALD BALACHEK Auto Mechanrcs Jerry lrkes to do the thrngs he can be rnde pendent whrle dorng has qurck hands and can demonstrate h s talent with a punchrng bag Hrs ambrtron rs to be a good polrce ofhcer after he lorns the force Hobby rs model planes EDWARD BIELECKI Woodworlcrng Eddre lrkes to outguess and outshoot hrs frrends on the pool table Works out rn the gym after school where he wrll lorn anything gorng but lrkes handball best A shrewd bus: nessman he should reach what he trres for Servrce Squad 3 5 6 Vrsual Ards 3 5 A , I he . -Fl ' Q W ff ' A - . . . - ,,--J g . . . . y . . . U , tnyys , ,sg f . . . . . 53 ,fry 5- KV - 4, , 6 . . . 5. Q fi Y2rf3i1Q5ff - MJ 4 P . . I I I I I - . s I 1 f ' s A ' l tr' ff T Q f be A T rsltst A my .L A 1 rx f rssrr - s L ' ,sf 5 . .fy ' .4 fr A A 'Q 5 . b , ' V . . Z . V' V Lxx , I 1 X gl. N , if, if Lf' L. V 1 A ' ' A X , V f jf - , V 1 . VICTOR BONILLA Honor Soclety 3 4 6 Auto Mechanics Serious con servatlve and a careful planner Vic spends much of his time in his room building and rebuilding model planes until Mother chases him outdoors Baseball? uh uh Will sung the Air Force Song and work at his trade after dis charge WILLIAM BROWNE Honor Society 4 Machine Shop W ie is on athlete and a good one erates in the Pop Warner League as a quarterback He also is a welghtllfter with a prized set of barbells Hopes to break in with the pros Service Squcd 4 WILLIAM BITSKO Cabinefmaking . . . He plans to tour the world with the Admiral lany admiral! . . . ls a CYO mem- ber and a ping-pong champion , . . Cool, calm, confident and an excellent worker . . . The activi- ties he enioys are swimming and dancing. NICHOLAS BRICANTE Honor Society I Radio 8- Television Belongs to Oriel Baseball Team plans Air Force collects tropical is likes hot rods ct real outdoor man when It comes to fish ing and hunting G O always ALFRED BOBE Auto Mechanics . . . Alfred's nick- name is Little Man . . . Enioys a wide variety of sports . . . plays the drums for relaxation, and works as a clerk after school. His ambition is to be an instructor when he has thoroughly mastered his trade. RONALD BROWNE Electrical Ronnie collects and appreciates fine lazz albums He can be 'Found wherever there IS any sort of game going Likes to play but appreciates the work of the pros especially the Yankees Red Cross and G O Rep 5 LAWRENCE BRANCH Auto Mechanics Larry malored in Intramural Basketball One of the most faithful of Mr Fleet woods Glee Club fthree termsl Hopes to become a mechan ical engineer and the librarian In charge of technical books knows him well Service Squad 5 6 7 RAYMOND BUONOCORE Electrical a rabid fan where baseball and hockey are con cerned He usually enioys hockey in Madison Square Garden Capri corn says hes conservative but forceful Those moving easily have learnd to dance Office Squad 2 Service Squad 5 6 n I n 1 I . ' r h . . . ' , . . - . S ' ' . . . an' ' Q S . ' . . . Op- ' 1 '. . . y , , 1 u 3' '7' if I ' 4, A I 1 t vii W-Jai' in i 22.2. 2 IAMES CAINES Shoe Repair Jimmy has been launched very successfully professional singer those who fol low rock n roll recognize him as leader of a group e Demons who recorded Take Me As l Am for a name company Service Squad 3 7 8 RAYMOND CAPPIELLO Auto Mechanics To Ray hunt mg and fishing are very relaxing His hobbies are few but he is mechanically interested in guns Played on the Clinton Community championship team Mellif luent ISRAEL CABALLERO Cabinetmaking . . . Israel, a stamp collector, likes to read and play basketball. Thinks his gym teach- er, Mr. Johnson, is the greatest. He is practical and industrious ac- cording to his horoscope and his teachers . . . Service Squad 5 . . . Office Squad 7. RAUL CABAN IR. Plastics . . . Raul likes to take part in the swimming meets at the Boys Club in his neighborhood . . . Playing the guitar is his favorite pastime and fishing or wrestling his favorite sports . . . Dreams of becoming a draftsman in elec- tronics. FRANCIS OALLAHAN Electrical Divides his spare time between the sea and the woods water skiing and bowling His imagination us intrigued by the mystery of electricity When funds are low he can be found at his lob in a grocery Service Squad 5 6 7 if WILLIAM CAMERON Honor Socletyl 3 4 6 Auto Mechanics Bill IS a good man on the handball boards Mechanlcally inclined and takes it out on bicycles and cars interested In a Civil Service career where his chances should be ex cellent if QV CAreers WILLIAM CALDERON Electrical Bill is the silent type and not hard to take Speaks enthusiastically of stamp collecting Active in sports and likes to win Economizes In order to afford his hobbies The stars say he will like the Armed Forces DONALD OARRERAS National Honor Society 6 Honor Societyl 2 3 5 6 7 Auto Mechanics Don wielded the red pencil on 58 CHELSEAN Lifts weights when ol? duty from school and pcb G O I Visual Aid Ist Place Intramural trophy i Q I . . . A A ' ' ' ' . I I I A ' ' - A - I A l .I . . I the ,Th ' - - H - I ' . . I . . . , , . X 2 , , H , 5 l txt . Y Y,,, fig? I . . . . ' si I I 'Hill' i l I I I I I . . . I I 7 V' - I Il. ' ' '. I A A Rep. ,2,3,4,7..i.'. . g , L 2, 3, -t, 7. . . I f' I 3 nt jg :tt S R f Lila ' Q , I '. I :wif if s 'A f .kb W, Q CArefulness is a necessity every ALFRED GARUSO Honor Society 4 Radio and Television . . . Al values his photo collection of customized cars . . . The word fanatic was coined for the way guys like Al feel about football Would like to go deep sea spear fishing Sleep is something l would like to engoy more often IAMES CIAMPA Electrical .lim furnishes a lot of the drive behind 74s finish in the Booster Campaign Has a pair of dancing feet Popular with girls Despises regimenta tion but worked hard for the Service Squad 3 4 5 6 7 8 and Off Sq 7 f-:R Q. IOHN CASTAGLIULA Honor Society 4 Electrical A real GMan when on the trail of a Booster assembly chairman After school he pitches into his lob at a luncheonette W be all at sea after graduation Service uad l 2 3 4 5 6 7 Com 7 Visual Aids 3 4 5 6 7 N-'wr ANGEL CLEMENTE Cabinetmakmg his stars say that he IS restless vlvacnous and anxious Angel is a long range planner but somebody told us that Uncle Sam plans ahead too and he is going to have Angel flying like a bird with the Air Force WILLIAM CASHMAN Cabinetmaking . . . A good loser and a generous winner. . . Played tor the CYO Hockey Team that won the championship . . . an eager worker he says the greatest satisfaction comes from a lob well done EDWARD CLEARY Honor Society 4 6 8 Electrical Member of the Na tional Rifle Association Very active in helping out Chelsea Even the custodian depends upon lm Service Squad 3 4 5 6 V ualAlds3 4 5 6 7 Lunch Squad 6 7 8 ed ...pf Hi DAVID CHRISTENSEN nor Society 2 3 4 5 6 7 Radio and Television Repre sented Chelsea at the HT Youth Forum and the Junior Red Cross Gives excellent reports on war stories for English Likes both Rock and Pop Service Squad Mall Squad 3 4 6 ,-nav -1 1 CHARLES CUFFARU Radio 84 Television Charlie IS the outdoor type Baseball and handball are his favorite sports for excitement he likes to dance and water ski Morning Squad 5 6 7 Service Squad it ' H0 ' , , . , . , 3 MW K A . . . An C, A S . . . an ' ' . . . ' ?Sq ,,,,,,, m. 4,5,6,7... 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' x W V ,f X X of 1 . ,, ' 5 td EDWIN CURCHADO Honor SOCIETY 4 Auto Mechamcs EddIe helps keep New Yorkers contented He works In an Automat Shows much Interest In drawlng and has been a member In good standnng of the Servtce Squad lnventIve and reserved 'Q FRANK CUNNINGHAM Plastics Hands llkes readIng storIes about sports Was a G O representative Has an excuse for havlng won every second place trophy In the power of the school to award, l'm a team man and those other boys are lust show offs FRANK COLLINS Auto Mechamcs Frank who has been glven among other as sets a loglcal and preclse mInd dIslIkes dlsorder of any klnd The tea leaves say he wIll have a long and successful lIfe Works after school In a flower shop 4 of-4 IAMES CUYLE Electrlcal JIm IS never Idle but IIke the busy IIttIe bee keeps gatherlng knowledge and experl ence Has a messenger lab after school W use h Interest In appllances In electrical fled . 5 ,Q R X. , 'I' W tk WM icq., uni' W JOSEPH CURRADO Plastlcs e a rock n o fiend would rather work than flsh Baseball basketball and swIm mlng are hIs favornte sports DIslIkes Parchesn and crossword puzzles HIs optImIstIc and en thusIastIc personallty make hIm pleasant to have around DENNIS DANTZIG Electrrcal Dennls brought laughs Into tendIng he that needed to a VISIF to hIs classroom by pre had a dog wuth hIm to be fed thIs led the school doctor Dodger fan Llkes to read Hopes to go Souad 7 to college DAy IUSEPH COLLOM Plastlcs He IS a qulck and In telIgent thlnker People flnd hIm congemal for hIs excellent sense o fhumor He engoys radIng books on cars technlcal and otherwuse Cars also happen to be an actlve hobby of hrs One of the stalwarts of the SSYVICE Squad ANGEL CRUZ Machme Shop Angel IS an ambassador from Murray HIll but IS enloymg hIs stay at Chelsea Spends most of hIs tIme after school In gymnastlcs Llstens attentlvely to the soft musuc of a VIOIID I ig g 't I he '... I0, 'rll ' -ill .is U' ' l ' li I I DAys at school were never FRANK GENOVESE Auto Mechanics Gen enloys worknng around hot rods when he gets the chance Helps out In a laboratory after school a sport volleyball recenves has un dIVId d attention and he won an award for this In the Seventh Term Office Squad 3 4 gf ALBERT DE NZIO Honor Socnety 4, 5, 6, 7 Cablnetmakrng ' es to sketch and also makes planes plays an In rllustratlng THE CHELSEAN En loyed the biography of Damon Runyon Lunchtime IS anytime Stars I1 the heavens say he rs an ambntrous leader Servlce Squad 7 JAMES DAVIS WILLIAM DAZZO Shoe Reparr Jimmy can coll himself around a good book and dagest at whole Handles hlmself well ln most sports and when they call hum Mr Smoothy they mean It as a compliment Servlce Squad 7 8 Cabmetmakmg Bllls record album goes from rock and roll to hot polkas Has an ear for top tunes Llkes to read a varlety of famous books plans to wear Uncle Sams khakl after gradu ation to be lust luke has brother JOSE De LaPAZ Auto Mechanics Loure IS Q Infe guard at Boys Club of New York Intends to work In his fathers garage after graduation Likes Spanish musuc a Ia Cha Cha Mambo Servlce Squad 7 Nb! Llkes heads up team sports like Cabmetmaklng to play softball football hockey on roller skates Would luke to nys money worries a sc ool penoclsgigte I 971 s-04 ,....-do ARTHUR De GEORGE Auto Mechanics member of Casbah Social Club wants to become a good mechanic and make money enloys bullcllng hot rods Inkes expensive clothes dxsllkes rock n roll dlscrlmmatmg and analytlcal Stock Room 4 5 if RT DETTLING onor Soclety 6 Electrical Robert Inkes to play basket II rn gym t also washes mmg pool outdoor lute h Ilkes to go hunt Ing and tlshmg builds models of airplanes has has own model ranlroad to get off the street he goes to the movle K . 11 'F' WF' :. A 7 ' f f ,. L . g I I I . . . As A S . . , ' ' ' fl 9 W1 S57 ' Lf!! I V I f s s f I I I l ' .. . I ' B - . . . ' ' ' ' ' . II - , . . . - h ' A ,2, . 6, 7, 8, at 9- 43 r of ' U C! LL 0 ' ' ...AI I l ll If fs' . . LOUIS DIMARIA Sheet Metal most of has spare tlme IS devoted to soclal actlvltles A good compamon to have on the dance floor As for sports he en loys a rough game of football more gentle at the ballroom than at the stadium 'S' MICHAEL DOUGHERTY Auto Mechanics Mike has spe clal abllltles on the football fleld Works after school Wants to 'om the Navy and rude the waves A self cntlcal person his vrvld IFTIOQIFIGIIOH solves most of hrs problems SEBASTIAN DIBARI Machine Shop Tlny has been hrs Classs G O Representatnve during his entire stay here He has a collection of nfles whlch he pruzes hlghly After school he mends rn a Body and Fender Shop LnchSquadI 2 3 4 5 6 Servlce Squad I 2 3 Otflce Squad 5 GERARD DITE Electrical G likes swlm mmg dlxleland muslc and Yankee ball games partucnpated Intramurals Socual Studies IS hrs favonte sublect but he would rather llsten to hs real gone records Servlce Squad 3 4 5 6 asf' sd FRANK IJIGENNARO Machine Shop Chelsea has had champs In boxlng and other sports but Frank IS our flrst real professional performer on roller skates He has won the Umted States Roller Skatrng champnon ship two years In a row IS great ambltron IS to be a teacher of that sport WILLIAM DUSCHER Radio and Television Butchys lelsure tame us devoted to boats He enloys a good competitive boat race has his own speed boat and naturally intends to enlist under Navy colors Service Squad 4 5 wr qv DUII -13' VINCENT DIMEGLIU Electrical Spends hls off duty time working a lust and proud person he has lots of energy for his model trams A Kmght of The Round Table on the Service uad 5 6 7 qi' I EUGENE DUFFY Electrical Record Collector and Photographer If muslc be the food of love play on College or Navy after graduatlon Dlsllkes very hard work but enloys slngmg Grasps opportunity with loy emo tlon and enthuslasm Spelllng Bee E S ' ' T-51? 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I , I l 1 H V 4 .R 7 I ' ' 1 l A fl EGo leads fo important 'N'-r O ENGE 1 etm g f or e J' e I es un e n W c ntrlbu ethm to our oo b cartoons and p sers f r h G O enloys swnmmmg ry much Al pans to work In IS trade FQ an JAMES FARLE, Cabmetmakmg Beluevung that a sound body leads to a longer llfe .Jlm works out three tumes a week at the American Health Studio gym He llkes to play a llttle basketball Water sknng IS always a thrall , , fx! flwyl ow :EW onor Society lectmcal n, who lnkes to tplay and tch fo tball follows the Anytlme you cannot f' lm he wull probably be fish by the shore Has an analytical and preclse mind whnch helps hum solve problems Servuce Squad 5 6 -of ANDREW ESPOSITO Jewelrymakmg Wlnter rs the best of all possrble seasons to he shlnes with a bright steady glow are open You can guess what Sunday mght teevee pro gram is favored Office Squad x ? -f 5 . ' ff'-If , 'Wilt Nvof' JOSEPH ENRIGHT Honor Society 5 6 7 Radro and Televrsron Joe as an established businessman and has a flourlshlng candy stand but luke most successful men he IS stlll dns satisfied and havmg a flair for electronlcs he will Indulge at wlth the Alr Corps I' -qvrtf E JOHN FARRAGHER Honor Socletyl 3 4 5 6 Electrrcal John earns has mad money nn a drug store enloys dancing or a game of chess where he ns partlcularly strong at the end game Hopes to follow has lane of work rnght up to the mann fuse ox Servnce Squad 4 5 Omce Squad 3 7 PETER ELEFANTE Electncal Peter llkes to build model trams believes model rallroadmg also tops and recom mends It to anyone who Ilkes to buuld and has spare time dreams of bulldung a hr fi set JOSEPH FABIANO Honor Soclety T 4 Ralro 8. Televrsron Took part an spelllng bee Dancing? oh dreadful' but he llkes It Taurus llves on sensation and emotion Lnbrary 7 Vlsual Alds 3 f 'Y if ,. , E 'T by I V , F J- ' X 'fybye J Q . . . K J I A I K V 1 . . ' .H-L In ' - . 1 ' f ' X i f I J Y' vi . f fy 'J 6 J k it J I 1 J it ' ' k Igll th n od . . . ' ' ' . . . ' yW'1'Q bla lla ...He ' ' O J lv , a . . J We P - '-f as ' o f . .... ' Q ' , ' ' . . . ,, ,, I . . I . . . . . . g I . - if 5 ! 1 'bf f , Andy. The bowling alleys, where ,ki . lg B in HJ. Coesarf, may Ana ,ook pon , K k V I I vi! . . 1 A H5 f S f S ,I , 9 ' ,e,, ' if J T fs N J 2 ' it , ,f J , fl 1 f- ' J - ' J - ' , ' l b . . . ' , . . . 'lf 7 M . f fig! Q GAms JM FRED FINATI Natronal Honor Socnety 6 Cabrnetmaktng Freddy always ready when theres work to be done he llkes sports especially swrmmlng d e 9 his worklng part time In the lrbrary he as able to read all manner of constructlon books J F' Jr' -,adv V FRANK FRUMENTI Auto Mechanics Llstenmg to records keeps Frank up with the latest hut tunes and also up most of the mght Formed a azz combo with some of hrs frlends from the nerghborhood as a part tlme 'ob In a shlpplng de partment after school Audno V AIdS3 4 5 6 7 8 'Al .si sg- xy IDHN FLANAGAN Auto Mechanics Johns hor oscope and hrs frrends pomt out he rs a born leader and an energetrc person Considers himself a hut with the gurls Would like school better rf Chelsea had more sports actlvltles Office Squad vw MICHAEL GAPPA Honor Society 2 4 5 Radio and Televrslan Mike has great ambutlons for the future Works In an A8-P when hrs homework IS finlshed Hrs spare tame IS given to lastenlng to his col lectron of records Servnce Squad 2 3 EDWARD FIRESTDNE Radio and Television Ed has been a model traun enthusnast for many years Goes dancmg at the YMCA Sunday mghts Lrkes popular and classical muslc but Beethoven us perfectlon ate Squad 4 5 6 7 Service Squad Library Squad 4 6 7 lkyx X ml 9' AQUA ,flu MICHAEL FUJIMDTD Honor Society 'I 2 3 7 Cabmetmakrng Hrs hobby lettermg ls un the Marme Re serves and llkes to read war storles One of THE CHELSEANS eager beavers Blrthdate Ind: cates he IS proud but conslderate 2 115 ga f ' SEDUDYAH FOSTER Honor Society 2 Electrical Wants to be an electrical engmeer after he grad uates on Service Squad llkes to draw durmg hrs free time after school works at Whute Rock Co brrthdate shows he s IdeUllSlIC 41's APC! fYN'X JOHN GARTHAFFNER Honor Soclety 'l 5 Cabrnetmakmg John has an expensive but rewardmg hobby of bulldmg hrs own boats Earns the money by workrng In a Dell catessen Thmks water sknng rs most sportmg Hopes to be come a bulldmg contractor Servuce Squad l 3 C ofoph 1l4yfJ fl. fd!! VIL' 83 0.1 ll wp' L l 1 at ff lf A ' VX' 1 I K, ,S f Z XJLAV f A yr ' ' l . l ll ll . l . '- A 1 - . ' 1 tv . . ' . an . . I ' ' ' . . . U l ' ' ' Q-L A xff S fy ' A I lbw' f 2 if W, X fx N , f x M YJ I A X 1 tk V , g J M ,V so at V , I. I' ' I l I - lui:-ik V-419,45 L, . . Q rs, f . . 4 , ' , ' 1 - uyfag . . , V 1 U U n . n ' A ' - - U- - ,::. F fait - - - -Q X .5 YN-N rj: J- li 3' 7. 4 f W, K , . .- ft r'er,'L 1- 1, . QE-Nj fb' V15 r.l' T5 Eff f Rf. I, I7 ' A li ll .fL. I rkyhh 1 , K A' If A f' - I S S ' ' . . . ' is l ' l , 1 i ' '..' ' ' . is. ' , , , , , 1 ' ' ' I ' to I W Y . ,,.' ,f T ,CYAN L .. F rter We fl' ' . '7 ' I vt ., ' - Il! 1 1,4 Af n ,' 17 'jf' N GEnHemen are always r' fllwft ,W ,X 245 'W'-nv TQ THOMAS GEMMELL Machrne Shop When the huntrng season opens you wrll see Tom out rn the woods A mem ber of the NRA he has a prrze prece for every srze of game Hopes to be a student rn Com munrty College after graduatron Lunch Squad l 3 7 S1 ARTHUR GRALA Radro 8. Televrsron Flyrng model planes and readrng durrng hrs spare trme are hrs means of entertarnment Gets excrted about gorng on huntrng trrps Wants to enter electronrcs Lunch Squad 5 Offrce Squad 5 7 GEORGE GEIGER Honor Socrety2 3 5 6 7 Radro and Televrsron George was an assembly leader for two terms and a G O Representatrve rn the 4th Term Treasures the cup he recerved rn Intramural Softball Servrce Squad 2 5 6 VualArds34567 RN- 'Of' 'WQng, MANUEL GONZALEZ Auto Mechanics Makes de lrverres after school to help out Manuel s ambrtron rs to be a mechanrc de profundrs firm and strarghtforward person he rs also a keen ludge of human nature Q 40 ff' ANTHONY GELARDI Radro and Televrsron The stars say he rs steadfast but easrly hurt by unkrndness Hrs pastrme rs rce skatrng After school hours he clerks for the World Telegram Hrs ambrtron rs to be a setup man wrth IBM MGS! 45 HUGH GOODWIN Auto Mechanics Brlly has a large collectron of baseball play ers prctures he also rs a ball player hrmself regards Dune mayors has won awards rr' school for softball and plays for P A L Servrce Squad 11.9 OSWALD GERENA Cabmetmakrng Takes prrde rn the qualrty of hrs work Out door sports take up most of hrs trme Wrth the Boys Club he won two awards In the dashes Lrkes to harmonrze wrth a group He thrnks Phrl Srlvers rs the best on TeeVee i 459' ,,-' Q' 2 JOSEPH GRAZIANO Honor Socrety 3 Electrrcal Joe knows hrs steps when the trme for dancrng rolls around He lrkes to play basket ball especrally wrth St Mrke s Servrce Squad 4 5 6 7 Representatrve 6 7 Class Representatrve 76 Lunch Squad 6 7 Captarn l I I I 1 . . . M1 I A T 1 I ' f . . . A , , 1 ' I l s - I 7 . . . is ' 1 1 , . . ' V ' . T . . , H ' H ' . . . -f.-.- ' f 11 - 11 V V ' - 11 11 ' A Af' I ' ' , I , , , . . . - . Y . . . . , y i ' . ' ' . . . A ' ' ' 3 TIT' , Snider as the best outfielder in the Ms . 1 A P - - 4 Q - n . J If . I , f, a f L ' ' ' , , , ' , , , . . . G. O. ' l l l l V A , . . . I ' . . '4 , . - . . . fg , A V' Z , , . . . - I' 4 I s V, I ,fl . f ' y , 1 All I momiisi anecn 1 X gg K Honor Society I, 2, 4, 5, 6 . IN 4 a National onor Society 4, 5, 6 Electrical N. . Tom hopes to de- gets out of school I . . plays base- AQ, I sign elect ical circuits wherifl he ,, b II I ., -,. ,U-: a with a Coney sland league sry is, Aff.. X ,el K. .. ,fr ,ts , fr, , . . . Service Squad I, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 cf. ,f,.,e. X . jug' . .cj 5 ,. 5 . A , f 1: 4 s u , ,S it S , I ' r V 'Sz ' , ,. ,- I , 42' I gy 1 -Q gg, ' F - Q xg' P is ,W ' CHARLES GRINNARIJ Shoe Repair . . . Sammy is a fanatic on the subiect of sports . . . Besides track for which he has won an award he likes softball basketball and boxing Work mg In the A8.P takes up most of his week ends Commander of the Service Squad terms 7 and 8 I VID iz n r S et abinet ping pl g trophy T r n the In ramural e birds aj ee at he lin aysjtliamefl on t e win of SONQNIIIIIW the e Club Medicdl Sq qk 5 Squaiil 2 3 4 JQL . . '.fVisuaI Aids 6, 7i OWEN HALL Honor Society 3 4 Radio 81 Television Owen keeps all the neighborhood women happy as he works in a food market He likes a fast game of basketball and thinks the New York Knicks are tops Service Squad 4 5 I I THOMAS GREEN Electrical . . . Applies himself to every iob given him . . . will do the same for Uncle Sam . . . en- ioys baseball and swimming. Feb- ruary birthdate says he is deter- mined in every proiect contestant in Mr. Penne uiz . . . q r's variety show. .Q ol PETER HARKIN Honor Society 2 4 5 6 Electrical Pete works in the grocery department of the ASP He hopes to be a licensed electrician was awarded trophy for first place basketball in 5th term Service Squad 3 5 Visual Aid Squad 7 J' 4-J HElpful 'Yrs' H iL'x!: ADRIAN GUILLUT .lewelrymaking . . . Whether or not he ever gives Tiffany compe- tition Stony is eager and adept at his trade Hrs hobby is target shooting and concessionaires wince at his appearance The stars say he is fond of being entertained Aan A iff' f WILLIAM HENRY Shoe Repair Bill enloys a good spine tingling mystery story Stamp collecting and watching TV divide his spare time Hes active in such sports as handball basketball etc He won an award in elementary school ,XA ,f ' J A f I ' ,i f J , ffl' J- -I fl ' gg! . ' . . . a 'L , -,cr 7 . . . 'lll ' . l 411, ,AX , , pf AJ , If, Lu it I r I lf' nn .3 , v hi ' xl ' . tl V, 3 I, I I . t , OIL' J ' gf..'c. ex on. M. V . 5 I. V . . I m an u 1 . I sN.Leis th P . . ' I 'fnso h 1 7? , I - 135. ' I 4, I s V 1 ' K - N . ' I 'N ' ' ' ' fia1.t:If'?f'f:'a 1 ' f '- 2 , , ' - 1' l I X Hjlf' 4, ' 42: 5 I' X ' g..,2-6 --225, , 3 1 V NV 'iiiiiillflilb-'tif I I i, HEroism is l0SEPH HENNESSEY Honor Society 4, 5, 6 Electrical . . . He often goes hunt- ing game with a rifle. Wishes to go on for further education in the electrical field , . . The stars say those born from September 22 to October 2l are honest, which he is . . . interested in a variety of sports and has iolned the Y . . . Oltice Squad 4, 7. MYRUN HEWSKI Honor Society 4 5 6 Electrical His hobbies are salt water fishing and sketching t which he is very good s mam Interest sportswlse IS soft ball He umpired the school teams acted the role of Cassius in the school play Julius Caesar I EFRAIN HERNANDEZ Auto Mechanics Efram IS a fellow who regards a malor part of his wak He says that team co a very Important part of any game Service Squad 3 ALBERT HDRN Cabinetmakmg Black hopes he can still see the Bob Hope Show when he gets into the Navy Proud of the bookcases he made In the 5th term Enloys literature periods rock n roll records and movies Service Squad 7 Office Squad 7 EUGENE HOSKINS Auto Mechanics . . . Honest as the day is long . . . a man of many moods, Gene works in a Safeway Market . . . Spends long hours with his collection of foreign stamps . . . Will accept Uncle Sam's invitation graciously. MERLYN HO0KER Plastics Merlyn spends his leisure time at a community center or applaudmg his favorite song birds the TEENAGERS toys arts and crafts as a hobby Plans to fulfill his military obllga tions before a career Service Squad 7 Office Squad 7 A 'if RAYMOND HERNANDEZ Auto Mechanics Ray s hobbies keep his head In the air and his chin up Hobby No l is flying model planes Hes flown enough himself to know he wants to be a pilot ALBERT HUYTE Honor Society Al found a home in the Annex Enloys base ball and science Always for the winning team Western movies are his favorite TV programs All out stamps electric trams , . . . . , . V. I A if ' 3 Y Q If lk A YT3, if i 4 ' I . . . ' ' .A 1 .52 I . . G - ' ' K - - - ...Heen- - ' k I I - .. . . . - Il ' Il . . . . , . l N N - - u lr ll . - . . , ,I ' ' V42 ' . . . H H v A ' - - . . V . . V . . ' . . 1 A.-wa 'H' . . . . ' . jill 1 for hobbies: wood, drafting, . gfkl V I ' ,vssts , . ' l'V - r . fit . y1,.yt,.nn ,, --2 ,' 7-A-E fy -i ' 71 1 , 'V 011. 'Tj' X . N ' ' ' 1' fm-,, .4 J .nf x. . f , g ., 'lW?l595iii1 sv -, -et-, I , atsffw -ff -151-wif - 5 CARLOS IRIZARRY Honor Society 2 Radio 8. Television hobby is photography plans to make his education pay by working in his trade after graduation as been the Captain of the Service uad2 3 4 5 6 Tony ies to dress the best NICK KATSOULAKI Cablnetmaking Nick showed himself to be efficient and ag gressive In his omcial capacity as 73 s representative Almost moved to Los Angeles with the Dodgers brlghteyed and quick thinking Late Squad 7 Afffffff Z! CHARLES HUGHES Electrical . . . A staunch performer with Mr. FIeetwood's Teen Band Stand His heart is with the pigeons he raises Interested in his trade and is mercenary about the future Spells well and stands high with his English teach l Y,'x 'sg X-4425? JAMES JORDAN Shoe Repair Professor likes boxing and wrestling Skull Mur p is his lol h is set conscious and when he worries about money it has an effect on his appetite Likes science espe clally when there is an expert ment Switch board monitor 7 -17 RAYMOND IACKIUN Honor Society 5 Auto Mechanics January grad uate Ray s a lumor salesman for Busch Jewelry His hobbies are stamps and breeding birds After graduation his uncle lSaml giving him an All Expenses Paid tour Office Squad 7 st' ...nf an NICHOLAS KIRKIKIS Rcdro and Television H is known far and wide as The little Atlas from Astoria Stocks records and does a lot of fishing and hunting He intends to enter Radio Communications with the U S Marines Service Squad 7 Office Squad 7 Klngly DONALD INCALCATERRO Radio and Television . . , Don thinks in terms of sports . . . Food? Makes me grow Study? Helps me figure the BA Teachers? Help me outwlt the opposition Plays baseball with the Y and basketball with the Democratic League CARL IULIANO Machine Shoo Working in a machine shop is his main desire camping swimming and hunt Ing small game are among his pet pastimes He places American history in his top academic spot gym rates second .lf er, - i i ' T I I . Sq I 1 , , . I'k A iS ' ' ' N term.. I L A KRVL X E Sal 'ks w 0 31.5 ,V a'.jfg' 5 ' , I- -fe' ,J I . . . . . . X-A G H ' 1 I ,V s. H , I , ' ' f K' fi 0 T5 l I 4 Klnd men are .tyzff ff J us, fir i Wg., MICHAEL KONYN EIGCIHCUI Mouse works as a garage attendant but wlll soon be helping the Bell Telephone Company In has spare time he boasts of the fourteen antique and modern pueces he has collected Servlce Squad 5 6 7 Comm -5 EDWARD KRUTY Honor Socuety 4 5 6 Radio 8. Televrsron He and some others represented Chelsea at the Herald Trnbune Youth Forum at the Waldorf Astoria his hobbies are pennant collectma and record gathermg Service Squad 5 6 7 Office Squad 7 Lunch 4 MICHAEL KISHKIEL Auto Mechanics Tommy IS a quiet shy boy wnth the type of personaltty to make hum popular wnth everyone In the academrc classrooms his wullungness to work was an asset The stars says has ambmons wlll be realuzed February graduate WALTER KRASINSKI Honor Society 7 Cabmetmakmg has ambrtlon IS baseball and handball aso llkes to read books In hrs free fume Btrthdate shows he ns frlendly and capable Protection Squad gnu' 92,369 fswiifll Kgs: ROBERT KNIGHT Honor Soctety 'I 3 4 5 Auto mechanics One of his pastimes IS preservmg current memorabllla for posterity on h tape recorder Has a large col lectton of records Chairman of the l958 Booster Commlttee Servuce Squad 'I 3 Office Squad 6 7 Vlsual Alds 'I 2 54 i ni , JERRY KROLL Honor Society T 2 3 Radio 8. Televfslon Roman soldner In school play J Caesar pool and baseball Hts delight ful motto IS Eat enough and It makes you a wlser man Intramural wmner of softball In the fourth term M Sod R ROBERT KOSSMAN Electrrcal Bob ns very Indus trlous and enloys an educational hobby he goes an for fast sports like handball and basket a gets satisfaction from bemg In the Glee Club Hopes to be an electrician ,ps ,117 FRANK LaBARBERA Sheet Metal Plays drums baseball awd basketball WI travel to far off countries Sheet Metal constructlon after graduation Lively and actlve he IS fond of musnc and danctng Horoscope says generous out dcor type Ikaff kafll . 1 1 r R ' ' . . . . is ' i I ' ' o I ' . u - . 1 - - - . . 1 1 I 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8. XX ' ... g .x . .H,, ,,. . - . gf 1 . . Q f we ,pf A . . . ,, W ' , bn... ' ' . X 4' gl . 1 1 - - - - K I . . 6, 7. .K I I I ' X 'l T 1 X at . g I A C A . 1 1 ' ' . . . h H ,Q N F , . . . . . , , ,, ,, , W . . . , . . ,J to be G CCJI'Del'1feI' . . . he likes He has ghqrp eyes for playing A N , s . - - I . . . ' ' - ' l . . . . . v , H , I . ' ' ' - 11 I X . . . QI, 1 'N I fl' I7 W., 1' I7 . I I . .. . . . , ' ' ' 1 gl 5 I .. . 'tt - ' It , . I H . L ' J 3. . . . 11 - ' I 'J- A . 'nl . . ' ' ' . . , , JS' f i ,rims ' ' l diff? . H. fs . , 2fE A ' full - A ' fel L l ?t Zi . ,Qt all JOSEPH LEALE Auto Mechanics Joe bullds model cars and extended hrs tal ents to actlvltles of THE CHELSEAN by collectlng money escorting srrall edrtors and doing good generally Servnce Squad 2 3 4 Visual Alds 3 4 5 6 7 Lunch Squad 4 5 6 Office KENNETH LERUUX Honor Soclety 3 4 5 6 Radio 8. Televnslon was an editor on thus yearbook cass champ In handball In the 6 term collects stamps In has spare tlme hopes to go to college PASquad345678 Servlce Squad 3 4 5 ANDREW lAMONT Auto Mechanics Has the abrllty and Interest to be a professional songburd Collects records especlally ones with qulck rhythm An easy gonng guy who gets along wnth everyone Qtr 1 ,.,,.f-ff WVQLLCLJ pf M4Vw'4e LUUIS LEIST Nataonal Honor Soclety 6 7 8 nor Society l 3 4 5 6 7 Machme Shop Represented the school at Bell dlscusslon Hts hobby IS collectlng postcards from places he has vnsnted Yearbook wrlter Service Squad 6 7 Vlsual And Squad 4 5 6 7 'Z f-9 Nr' gw WWW T Llkeable W MLW Ln w DWARD LAVIN !1,v'C Natlonal Honor Society 5 6 Honor Soclety'l 2 3 4 5 6 Machine Shop wude open campangn as a Sem r for has party Belongs to the Columblan Squares School Assembly chairman Favorite readmg IS Red Badge of Cour age Servuce Squad? 3 4 5 6 HEIN LIETZ Honor Society 5 Natlonal Hon r Radio 81 Lelevlslon Collects records f r his hu fi s repre sented els t t e Harbor ln s tuo o ys pmg pong a es In summer IS al ld Squ Service Squa 7 3 'sal 1, tt PAUL LEGAGNEUX Cabmetmakmg Paul s leusure time IS devoted to photography baseball and basketball Works after school nn the public library Enloys his trade and wlll porn the carpenters union as soon as he graduates THUMAS LIUTTA Radio and Television I Tom thinks car racing IS SXCITIDQ Pmg Pong champ In the Flrst Term and Handball m the Fafth Llkes any klnd of muslc as long as nt as not Rock n Roll Repalrs sets ln a Teevee store after school Service Squad Lleu tenant 7 , by fbi. , 0 . , ,Lvl 0.6 g g 15. Squad5. I if 4 .f r . . , I . ox-xsfbty , f H ' , , . , , ,8 - -- '2' 0' - g X . A p ' T ' . ' l d n ' '1' ' V' ' d ' L 4 ' ... B'g . .- D s 4 5 . . . -.. Q,-I 'E I -1. 1 1 - f' . Llberfy was admrred by Q' -wt IDHN LDPEZ Honor Socrety 7 Shoe Repair Enloys shop perl ods wrth Mr Rnvltuso Johnny spent three years at the Annex but now lust returns for shop Has hrs ups and downs at his part tlme lob as an elevator operator and con centrates on sports on weekends EDWARD MADISON Sheet Metal A February grad uate he has a talent for self ex pressuon Wrote for the CHEL SEAN Hls flne smglng volce huts a welcome note In the Glee C ub Lakes art and science and reads up on atomnc energy Favorite readlng We Of Naga sa I MICHAEL LIBDNATI Honor Society 6 Radio 8. Televrsron As for money enough IS enough no man can enloy more He llkes custom cars lntends to customize has own wants to be an engmeer but wnll probably loun one of the Armed Forces first Office Squad 3 F'-Q-I lui ? wp 5 cQ'Z,, .5 m.,l2, ISMAEL LDZADO Auto Mechanics Ish has been an exceptionally outstanding play er and has helped to brmg hrs soft ball team wrnmng awards has also won a basketball trophy ambltlon I5 to educate himself to be a munlster ,fc J T -nv I gi RAY LDNGINETTI Honor Socuety 3 4 5 6 Electrical Was assembly leader 6th Term He hopes to become a licensed electrlclan Ray was In the van of the phalanx getting TI-E CHELSEAN to press ate uad 2 3 4 5 6 Lunch Squad Captaun 5 6 Y IUAN LOPEZ Cabmetmakmg Though he s a competant woodworker oddly enough Juan repalrs radlos after school He Ilkes to relax next to an open fire and to tlsh from a row boat on a calm cool lake He fur mshes good competntnon In any wrestlung match ,-ol' .1- IDSEPH MANERI .lewelrymakmg .Ioe us trust worthy relnable and good executive tasks Dont mnsunder stand us when we say he s Iookmg around for a good lewelry shop to open Hrs hobby IS accurately dnrectmg a small round ball to wards some large round puns at-9 W AMN elf'-dl LAK ALFRED LUKAN Honor Society 3 4 Radio 8. Television s a s say that he IS t none type Ilkes sports an ects stamps wants to be a I0 8. televlsnon servrce man Lunch Squad 5 Servlce Squad 4 5 6 Llbrary Squad 4 7 VA 6 'Z' ,uf Cr T' y 1 , H f ' ' ' ll I ' . I I I I' A f ' 1 , ,V ' ' ' ' - H ' 3 y X . - ' I . . . . I , V I L 1 , - Sq , , , , , 7 . - - vi' , . If ,. I- ' I ' ' fe V 4 ,l M 'll' . , , 7 .L . ,Z ,, I O . . . . , E . . . L gd . 1 u ' ' ' , ' . I I f I - . . . . , , - I - Wi. . ' Qffffff, tiff, .g ' ,e 4.. fry.: Av , f,.,. 7,3--. T, r' J ' I I Lal, f:?'3r'fs?ff. SFF.-if ei! -'E f-.flgfiz M, . ' ff 326 - I I ' L I , 'I ' I i5l??'f'A - l lf! ' f ' ' - I i:.'7f3' A ' ' ' . . . fI'I x 4 I . . I . I ek 4, k - . ' O ' I f g - ' 3, 6. . . , ' - - ' . . - iQ ' . . . , 6 l ' ' ' . . . I , , . . . ' I , . . . . A . . . ' . ,, ,, . - . 1 ' , ' at 5' P s Q a ' 7 . I g - I ' 4 Q Q 'I I ' , A ' , ' I I . . . . . 4 . . . , , , h L' - f - 4 S ' - s Q 1. tc . V A . . I . gt- , ,A . ,L V, . - ,. . .. - -' A ., s 3 k. '.xg,-,fukg A447 .f' V, :' 1, -7 A va as -Ra-'px , ,.2.:t' 1 5 1-:QL .1.,ts..,LA,?'.,, 4. 5.4 If - f.',g'H' 'j,?sf- ,M 49315 -fa I ,j3,:,:,,, -I ' s - JAMES MANOS Auto Mechanrcs Jrmmy rs rn terested rn flndrng out what makes hot rods go ln hrs spare trme he reads up on the ancrent Greeks and body burldrng plus werght Irftrng are secondary pastrmes Hr ambrtron rs Mrster Ame rca ROBERT McEWAN HnorSocrety2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Radro and Televrsron Born rn August by hrs horoscope he wrll have a long and successful re Collects popular records and pornts to hrstory and eatrng as worthwhrle occupatrons for grow rng boys gl 14' ,rr 1' w-N, EULALIO MARTINS Natronal Honor Socrety 5 6 Honor Socrety 5 6 Auto Mechanics He rs a mem ber of volleyball and soccer teams represented the school at last harbor mspectron tour s hobby rs collectrng stamps He lrkes readrng especrally hrstorrcal ad venture books Servrce Squad 7 THOMAS McGLONE Auto Mechanrcs Tom keeps aoreast of hrt records as a hobby Swrmmrng and basketball are favorrte pastnmes when he s not practrcrng wrth brand names at the local supermarket Hopes someday to work on cars for Gen eral Motors SANTIAGO MARCANO Cabrnetmakrng Frrends who know hrm well call hrm Chaco He delrvers delrverres after school for the money to vrsrt the Garden and watch the Kmcks play The stars say he rs a born leader proud and ambrtrous 112' JOHN MCFALL Auto Mechanics Trny s favorrte hobbv rs model cars and hrs all round sport as flshrng He enroys hrs trade lrkes to flx cars and rntends to make a mrnt of money dorng rt Servrce Squad 5 6 and Office Squad 3 PC ' MCAnihony fr., lk-if Nguui VINCENT MARZANO Honor Socrety 6 Radro 8. Televrsron Tweedles lrkes smgrng and ventrrloqursm After school he rs a part trme foot a hero H can sung lr e a brrd rn a gurlded cage Earns pocket money by workrng as a messenger rn the flnancral drstrrct JOSEPH McGOVERN Radro and Televrsron Lrtte Joe rs very actrve rn such one man sports as fishrng boatrng and bowlrng Follows the modern trend of makmg a fetrsh of record collectrng Works as a stock boy rn a drug store after school rs over for the day . . a n v ' . 1 u 4 . ll ll gi!! ' ' pb u H - - is t ' ' ' l ' - -of , . T .. A .. X I .F . . . ,, . . ,, ' V - - I ' Q' V' 'F' A I ' S ' ' ' . . . 'f pg b ll , e ' 'k vigil Vk'r? L, . I . . . - I . . . . . 0 . I I I I I I V ' . ' . ' I ' . . . . I . . if b . ' l'f . . . . I . , b I I V s . . . ' I . ,, . I V , , ix, ,, . . . h r, ' ' . . . - - D ., ' . ' Q4 ' ' ' 't T4 I . . . fiffr?w efiifie' g,wf.f'r. s-warg: Ag my I wi,,,r..w,, lggvvgnv 3 Q IRI. El' E-iq. ' i,.,fQ'Q,, , L ..5 '1'-'J .tLSr.,.- MC lnfyre IS noble ge' HAROLD MERRILL Auto Mechanics Hls fruends call hum Harry the horse Harry helps people s complexuons fmam ly glrlsl by workmg at the Palm oltve plant perfecting soap He IS a popular self CfIlICGl guy whose favorite pastume us sleepmg Servnce Squad 5 6 JOHN MORGAN Honor Socnety 3 4 5 Cabmetmakmg .lohn thanks a day well spent ts a day of flshung He s a champ at shuffleboard but engoys all sports Plans to enltst the Navy after graduation and afterwards take up hrs trade Al ways enloys a good drum beat always G O LORENZO MclNTYRE Shoe Repair Scorpio says this boy I5 dugnlfled and reserved and his frnends agree He s sports mmded but llkes them best when they re well orgamzed Plays the Held for the Commumty Base ball League of New York Servlce Squad 7 Lunch Squad 7 JOHN MCKEVITT Radio 81 Televvsron Stamp col lectmg and model burldnng keep hum busy durrng hls spare tlme enloys good football games when an season huntlng and flsh mg are favorute sports o Iowmg graduation he hopes to cnter Naval College Office Squad 3 Servlce Squad 4 5 Lunch Squad 7 - Qt-HY ISMAEL MIRANDA Natxonal Honor Soclety 5 Honor Socletyl 2 3 4 5 Radio and Televrsron Terence once sand Look you l am the most concerned In my own Interests School representative Spelling Bee finalist Year book Edltorlal Committee Servuce Squad 5 7 8 WILFRED MORALES Auto Mechanics Took up pho togrophy as a life hobby Also favors fast sports such as baseball and mastermlnds his own club Spends has spare nights with the Nattonal Guard Won two intramural awards 1'- V DAVID MESSINA Electncal wants to be an elec tncal and radnotelevlslon techm clan has the ablltty to work tn any trade but chose the one he lnked best also enloys flshmg and hunting llkes to draw after school hours h I5 n the Late Squad and Service Squad bak VINCENT MORRALE Honor Soclety 6 Sheet Metal Vmcent has many hobbies ones he enloys most are shup and model plane bunld ang He plays basketball and prac ttces good sportsmanship on and off the court ' a I a I ' ' ' ' ' ...Fl- ' ,I . ... l , . 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' in H - ' '- ' l 'S' SALVATDRE MULE Nat Honor Society 4 5 6 7 Auto Mechanics Sa a las Dodo engoys life work hunt ing and auto repair Not only is he active in G O take a look at what follows Program Office 6 Visual Aids 5 6 7 Service Squad 6 7 Oflice Squad 7 L JOSEPH MUSGRAY Shoe Repair e is ue ribbon on both the sports field and the dance boards Has won 7 trophies and 2 awards with the PAL track team and 4 citations for his versions of the Mambo and Cha cha Service Squad 7 Lunch Squad 6 7 JAMES MORRISSEY Electrical Jim goes for foot ball mostly otherwise he concen trates on being an electrician excels In has work a remark able memory bow ties G O Representative good intramural player Service Squad RICHARD MULLANE Honor Societyl 3 4 5 Electrical Richie IS this year s G O president One of the cherished angels In CHELSEANS booster heaven Works for a communication company lifeguard during summer He hopes to become a policeman Serv IC quad234678 PJ wgdiyoff 90? Q-J M K Nl WERNER MUELLER Honor Society 5 6 Auto Mechanics since Werner likes the taste of good cake he got a lob In a bakery He likes to browse around cars when not in the bakery Fond of all auto teach ers Office Squad 3 7 Service Squad 4 5 JOHN MURPHY Honor Society 2 3 Radio and Television Johnny IS a butcher after school fOh oh the butcher boy for mel ln his spare time he goes fishing or plays ness of his own Service Squad 'TW- NAme y . f'-?T5f 2.j1fFt-Q if V, , 3651-. W JOHN MULLAN National Honor Society 5 Honor Society l 2 3 Cabrnetmalrmg John s an able baseball player and mathema tlclan He IS the class comedian Likes the summer months Favorite spot is old Ebbets Field Serv :cc Squad 2 3 5 JOSEPH NAPULITANU Cabrneimakmg Joey likes building and repairing furniture He likes outdoor sports and fish n has a fresh water rigging won a swimming trophy for hrs back stroke in his spare time he builds model boats and airplanes Body building en thuslast I 'W asf! J . l .JI . '??. .,' ' 7. ' , . 'Jin k V 1 1 7 f na.. ' ' , . I ' - ' 'Y ' ' ' il. .96 , is .. A .. - ' . basketball. His ambition is a busi- f A J Q. . -.S 4- ,ix or s ' x. ' 1' ' lxgxxh WMI, fn 5 I ' J ff' 'xxl V ff' AJ I - ' I X 'J V., Z ',-, ' 1 V 1 I H .'mJo.,,bl ,kffx ,V . I.. .L . ' M. . ig... ' ' - ' , '. 'I - - , . ti . f- Q .4 NAhons are built by JAMES NASH Auto Mechanics lm drums and enloys the Gene Krupa Lunch are hls favorrte pernods good clean fun fnon SIGIICI The stars clalm he has a magnetic personality plays the muslc f and Gym Lakes JEROME 0 CONNUR Sheet Metal Hts ambmon for the future IS to do well what hes learned to do here Dlvndes hrs attentton between Jones Beach and Rockaways After school he helps chauffeur a delivery truck about the clty Vlsuts Garden to watch his Rangers beat Montreal ,ai IAMES NOT0 Honor Socnety 4 5 6 7 Radio 8. Television One of Jlm s favorlte pastnmes I5 a day of prosperous flshmg Has sports are handball and baseball but hell tolerate others He enloys has trade has his own home shop and consaders hobbres tops MIGUEL ULIVD Auto Mechamcs Wlll enlist In the servlces for the extra studnes he needs to become an engineer un automotlves Makes clty wlde de lnvenes after school for novelty manufacturer Llkes science flctlon movnes on Sunday after noons EDWARD NAWRUCKI Honor Socuetyl 2 3 5 6 8 Radio and Television Our future radnoman spends many hours workmg on radios and IS entranced by the squeol of a short wave set Is a fanatlc on base ball and enloys making hrs own home movies Yearbook Artnst Service Squad I 2 7 MICHAEL I 0 DAY Auto Mechamcs s the Marlne Reserve and wull Parrls Island after he graduates A class handball champ Draftmg as hls hobby The Ten Commandments ns hrs best plcture of the year Likes the aglle sports ,Q DANIEL 0 CONNELL Electncal Danny goes to Can ada for pheasant and deer hunt an Wall also do some spun flshmg If has arm IS twisted the least but Says he caught a two foot bass a very flshy story Service Squad 6 7 8 CLARK OMS Auto Mechanics Horoscope polnts out he us adaptable and good at almost any task Some tlmes his :maglnotlon and energy make htm ampatnent and qulck tempered a mark of genius An engoyable part of his spare tame ns spent wlth model cars I I ' , A I 4 I Q 'A-HLA . I I I I I 'SZ E E o . V a 9' L . xox X I It I I f . , ' . ce s - , , . - T lf25'ig4fg.'t 1 I . .. . ' H I ly ' . . . He I In ' ' 4 We-dv SANTON ORTIZ Body and Fender Jose won recognition for his ability with basketball at has community cen ter He also IS conscientious about wenghtllftmg and playing for the Ys basketball team Prefers his music with a fast beat Has mediate plans for the future HO al' IOSEPH PAGAN He likes hunt What he hits misses as mys Boys Club is the youth of America a friend of he fnendless After hours he works in a theatre Auto Mechanics mg and fishing also is history what he ter To him the the best place for EDWARD URTIZ Auto Mechanics . . . Eddie is very optimistic and modest Fond of good entertainment to relax by and a friend when a friend is needed Works after school for the steady lob he sees In his future 'I-'L' R.-pl 3 ZW? onor cle y 2 3 5 Radio and Television Eddie likes to take it easy In his spare time Enloys a good competl tive sport like Football Songs with a beat are his choice the editorial staff of THE CHEL SEAN -.S fi JOSEPH OSBORN Honor Society 3 4 5 6 7 8 Radio and Television Today comes before tomorrow in h vocabulary Likes working on the CHELSEAN Likes Mr Brucks sense of humor CA+J Engoys reading Perry Mason or any mystery for that matter r where is the lunch room in this school? Service Squad 5 6 Q-'9' fix EMANUEL PATTI Honor Society 4 5 6 Cabmetmakmg Menny who enloys swimming and bowling leach in its own seasonl likes to improve the breed of tropical fish He is known for his out of doors habits and his generous natupe both indoors and out, Squad 7 8 7 I f L? ff!! PAtriots FRANCISCO URTIZ Body and Fender . . . Cisco is what they call him . . . Plays any- thing indoors or out and ioins any- thing that moves Likes hockey and swimming especially and has a little time for boxing very little though slnce he says the ony thing he got from boxing was a black eye JU MARVIN USTEEN Electrical Self confident Independent and shrewd in bus: ness the stars whispered to one another when he came among us In the sports picture he favors baseball Adds to his capital gains by helping other people de ctde which records they would like X4 r X Z2 fl fffi' 'Wk NW J' 7 ff fc IM . . g . I . i I if I .17 -' ..f' c 'I' .. ..'... . Q ii l 11 lllrl' is 'b 2 1 - n u I ' . . lm- u . . .. Sl., .2 fi. 1,1 ' ,, . xi' ' I ' I 1 ' A ' Q K ' f t c F fi jg! 7,11 Q S l. ' 62 ,' A ' t A L L E A t ,V N V 1, ' ll H ,,Q,,6,7,8 f f X . . .. . .. S ll ' ' . . . ' '- gi. wa 1 A M ' ' '.i.-..On J ' ' , A - L l 'I to buy. Jiri , - . 1 , ff 'N A P E' 4 I S L ' A is 1' as fm , Vx' f' if , 4' A, I ' Y. I ' ' '- 'J '- ' ' I A .A ' ' I l ',,.- i . A 2 In .. A I ' ' ,,yJ5'ff K' . , 7 Y, -ff 'V Q f 1,4 7 ' f f f ,ff ' C 95 PEople I MANUEL PEREZ Auto Mechanics would luke to gom the Marines after he gradu ates The Capricorn hls sgn shows he IS a self confident Ideal lst Llkes combatlve sports boxlng wrestlmg and football Hrs hobby us makmg model aarplanes Works after school as a messenger boy lvkes classical music ROBERT PRITCHARO Radio 8. Televfslon o lakes models of rallroads and boats spends a lot of hrs spare time planning his electric tram dns play for Chnstmas Wlshes he could play by the sncle of Gul Hodges and the Dodgers by their ROBERT PEANA Honor Soclety 5 6 Radio 8. Televrsron o Ixkes to play baseball and hand ball when he IS not repamng radlo ses a soldier In the play .I Ceasar known to be a qulet and studlous pupil Lunch Squad 4 FELIPE PEREZ Plastics He llkes to scare hrs frxends by taking photographs Cwhuch us has hobby? when nobody IS aware of nt He also can b seen o'1 the softball and hand ball courts In his part of town G O Delegate A 9 if ANTHONY PONTE Honor Society 5 Radio 8. Television Hts bug hands make hlm good In handball lakes to buuld ships as been a 2nd place wnnner In soft ball Tony IS a fearless charac ter He llkes everybody especially teachers A member of the Servlce Squad 4 5 6 and Late Squad 'I f 'AY-67 'Hur WILLIAM PRESS Electrical Math IS his favorite sublect, but shop will take top spot ln his later life eo states that he ns generous whsle prosperous Proud of Mom and Da Plays many bllllard games un has spare tume Servlce Squad 7 50.3 v-.,,, N104 ua! x.-s wruii M PHILLIPS Cabmetmalurg G O repre sentatlve enqoys bowlmg on Friday nights a wizard when he works with hls hands Let hum value hrs hands and feet he has but one paur stubborn and moody at tlmes but hes a flne carpenter J J ,A-3 sae' 4-v FRANCISCO PUIOLS Honor Socuety 6 7 Cabmetmokmg Wants to be come a professxonol In hrs trade Pancho has a fnendly attitude He watches wrestlmg on TV every Thursday Johnny Tremaln e pen U .xvjf ' -7 ...Hahn ' ' I I 3' 1 . . . ' ' . ' '- e - . . L N , 4 ' I V1 W 'J 5 I If ' -I , . Z ' . ' . .4 W ' ' ' , 'f ' . . . I' ' 1 ff ' . 41. A ' ' l f gr T ' X ' X' xlft '14 HSLJ4-', 1' ix - '-4 4' X f A . sv I - U H ' - 1 - r 1 K - - - ' ' ' . . . L .5 , ...h ' - ,wg,L,L I -- 11 u - - . I will 1,1 vim, Q' I ' I . Q n n . u W I' N. I X k XV JL g I ij, , rx ll fl lxflw . , I Aff? , I, Q fy I , . . i . ' HB bn Ali' ' . ' I ur ' lltlt ' . . . . . . . . Ll, I his l , If I ,, ,, . . . . Y M T' ' - . ' l ' ' lv V . . Il ' ll X- L I f ,fe X597 5 ,lg if fiylglllfll 31 ARNOLD PYATT Shoe Repair Arn has proved his championship quality In school competition He says Chelsea will soon produce another Rocke feller Modesty forbids hlm to say more Hobby rs basketball aulfv '55 if ,E cnzsmz nzluvs National Honor Society 6 Honor clety 3 4 5 Radio 8. Television was an as sembly leader in 4 8. 5 term plays a hot game of handball works after school In television re search Lunch Squad 4 5 6 PA Squad3 4 5 6 7 LOUIS PULASKI Television . . . one of Mr. Bruck's radio geniuses, he tinkers in has spare time Whitey is on the editorial staff of the year book collects various tropical is Service Squad 3 4 5 Library Squad 3 4 5 6 7 Late Squad 4 5 JOHN RABITO National Honor Society 5 6 7 8 Honor Socletyl 2 3 4 Radio 8: Television An able master of ceremonies at school as sembly Johns parents are h favorite people He is a mathe matlcal genius Serves as a radio communicator nn the Signal Corps Late Squad 6 7 EDWARD PUSTELNIAK Machine Shop . . . Derives his greatest pleasure from lifting h's weights at home when weather permits hell be found swimming or fishing at the seaside Fiery skilled dreamy are his November birthdate characteristics 'N-and 3-1 PAUL REBELLO Auto Mechanics P u IS a member of Mr Fleetwoods Glee Club Plays on a basketball team with the CYO Belleves Nell Johnson of the Warriors vs the best In his field Hopes to continue in his present 'ob Service I REligions PATRICK OUIGLEY Electrical private In he Service Squad he also belongs to the Dean s office squad Pa helped his team In winning softball awards at Chelsea works after school likes to swim and hunt Hls hobby IS building guns and boats cigar gl THOMAS RINALDI Auto Mechanics came In sec ond In shufile board his in tentnon ns to be a top mechanic soon Besides liking the outdoors skin dlvlng IS wonderful real cool shark restless and anxious Floor Patrol 5 I ,- ly f'h......' ,, ' , I . I T I? ' . . . 0 I ' t Q . 6 .,. . , L , ' I I ' H 'Il . . . ' . Q I 1 ,S . if 1 3' I ' Q , ' I I I ' I ' . . . a I ' , Q V K, . , , ' A . . I 'r I , 'nfl I i l- . ' . . .43 I I J . is - - - . 1 - ll ' ll ' it VL V' g:.,'.jfQ1 g , l . I 1 . I . . . ' ' ' . 5' .'ii5 ifZ2ii . . . service squad 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 Squad 4, 5. - : .fi . F155 . A' I -TQ 'ISF , f ' ' ,451 ,F , : Tm' v .iAif:-f-:fit . I L . . ft. x ' . . . ' - Soi , ,H,6 X is Z g D '- D H Q u . 'J i . l - Q l . . . I V -- . . . . a . . . . . I I 1 1 . A ., ' - R I I I Avy, V Rlch mrnds are i RONALD ROBLES Electrrcol Ronny rs a most convrncrng talker He llkes to burld model planes and enroys fast sports Has hrs own baseball club Electrrcrans helper after school Successful rntramural partrcrpant ..,-J HIRAM RODRIGUEZ Auto Mechanrcs he lrkes to play the gurtar He rs a member of the Unrted School of Musrc Also enroys readrng cartoon clrp prngs Intramural champ rn soft ball 6 term He would lrke to be come a professronal ballpayer V Ard Sq 7 Lunch Sq 5 6 ANGEL RIVERA Honor Socrety 3 4 Radro 8- Televrsron former rn tramural champron rn volleyball Was born rn December whrch shows he plans to roam the seven seas and see the world He s fond of all sports ,va-f-v FRANCISCO RODRIGUEZ Auto Mechanrcs A quret guy but wart untrl hes outdoors He arms for accuracy therefore be longs to the Natronal Rrfle Assocr atron Has won a trophy at Communrty rCenter for basketball s r N rf 45s ,441 will f +1 'iff EDWARD RODE Honor Socrety 5 6 Cabrnetmakmg one of the bodyguards on the Servrce Squad Eddre was the class representa trve rn a school wrde spellrng bee hrs hobby rs burldrng model trarns he rs fond of huntrng and flshrng Plans to be an Arr Force prlot xx MISAEL RODRIGUEZ Honor Socrety 3 4 5 6 7 Auto Mechanrcs Garns valu able experrence workrng rn a pawn shop after school Bowlrng brke rrdrng rce skatrng are hrs favorrte sports Service Squad Capt 5 Lunch Squad 3 4 5 7 Oftlce Squad 4 Vrsual Ards 5 6 7 JOSEPH ROBLES Auto Mechanics a stalwart member of the Servrce Squad he has been a valuable part of the Glee Club and ex hrbrted much vocal talent srng rn at on assembly program he even srngs when he ays ball Has developed hrs stag talents by representrng hrs c ass rn a spelling bee FRANK RODRIGUEZ Rcdro 8. Televrsron January grad Frankre has tour rrfles and enroys huntrng wrth them A all round sport and one of our prng pong champrons Works rn a theater after school but has hrs eye on a rob at RCA af flIl'IQ O I Q., '. ' 1' - Yr .41 , , . I W, ... , , .9 ' L I ' I IP I ' . f Aff , e. . 1 tlil mrs I . Y s . . . . ,, . ,, K , ' 5 . . ' - ' . . . D - . . f - ' I A I. fl r t , 5 A . , . . 1 ' - W . Il I Il . .' rl 1 . . .- N I ,' X k-II' IQJFJI ' . . . 5? W . , . ff . - -Q 5 1 1 -W ' , ' ' tl 4, ,6'.'.'. ,, isp ., ll6i'8Z H 'Q 5 V ,ffwkye 'X A , 1 ff ' I I Z I 4 4, I any . ' , U-f KX ABIMAEL RDLDN Auto Mechamcs The stars say he I5 sympathetuc and has a klndly understandung of other peoples problems Ths helps htm an h lob as an usher ln the Capitol Theater Pucture collectlon and drama fan hobby IS photog raphy ,av DAVID RYAN Honor Soclety 4 Auto Mechamcs Dave was In spelling contest second term Hes known for his km and gen erous nature Plays ba eball for excltement Squad Prole quad 6 7 ,.1 'Elm-f WILLIAM ROMAN Auto Mechamcs Bull would rather play baseball than any thmg else goung whlch goes to prove that has horoscope IS right about hls belng the outdoor type Plans to rude the seas for Uncle l X-.9 RDBERT SALAZAR Electrtcal our Bob works at a part time 'ob after school Enloys a good game of bowling or bll I rds In has spare tvme Recevved award for softball abnllty Prefers rock Bt roll to classlcal music Plans to work for Uncle Sam as a sailor ERNEST ROMBERG Electrical Romo participated In the volley ball and pool lntra mural tournaments he lkes to lvsten to muslc when played on the electrlc guntar persnstent student football IS hls best sport Vusual And Squad 4 5 Servlce Squad 2 3 4 5 'nn-or 'Nm TEDDY RYBICKI Honor Socnety 3 5 6 Radio 8 Television Devout yet cheerful actlve yet resigned Ted works as a radlo 8. TV technncnan makes hr tl amplu flers In part tame lob He swnms like a flsh and has won a speed award Service Squad Lleutenant -Ng., 4' in SAhsfymg 3 WILLIAM RUSH Auto Mechamcs Participated m handball tournaments In gym Engoys a good melody on the sax ophone After school he usually watches teenagers number one tv show American Bandstand Wnshes Mr Weiser were the teach er In every class Servnce Squad .ga- ANGEL SANCHEZ Auto Mechamcs belongs to Corpo als basketball team Army Reserve and lntends trade afterv ards lakes Latrn Amen can dancmg excels In the eloquence of pantomtme L 0 0 . i ' ' is . . . T . . . A ' ' 'b ' . . . ' ' Vi ,. 7 F 6' 7 I. l . I I I l its .2 Q. I c - l, QL. R 1 . . . - ' Q ' . - .1 . . - . u I . Gm , 2, 6. ,xg E V t- iz' l . G . . . . xg , 11 1.1 . . l . ,. I- I' ' 5 . s o . - f ' . ...X er 4, l . . ' 5, 6 . . . oy , . 6. Q, fy 0 A f DLW 1 y f wi i - I . . 11 11 I l . I ' l V g 2 r .. in J l . ' ,R .fl All . XA u' ' . . . . I '. .- we V415 J, A g A . . . SAdness passes ni' HWY JOSE SANTIAGO Cabrnetmaklng Pre as e rs known to hrs block would lrke to follow rn Rrcky Stars footsteps er One of hrs qualrflcatrons rs an excellent sense of humor whrch rsnt subcluedw by nusual srtuotrons ,Mes Cx ll' i MICHAEL SHINNERS Electrical Always trres to avord congested subways A dance enthusrast thrs rs where he gets hrs proctrce Basketball player and flherman when not tourrng the nerghborhoocl rn the fomrly car Mrke boasts about hrs mother s cookrng 0 wlfh CIRO SAN PIETIIO Howor Socrety 3 4 5 Machrne Shop born under r o hes sard to be of cl calm and confldent manner Cy always flnds pleasure when playrng the sport of krngs hunt rng Shaw once wrote about hrm Everyone can see that the people who hunt are the rrght people JOHN SCALA Honor Socrety 2 3 Auto Mechanrcs he halls gym as hrs tavorrte class rn school hopes to marntarn hrs skrll rn brl lrards and basketball at an all trme hrgh earns money rn hrs spare trme tendrng to gas pumps Servrce Squad I8 we-4 f 1 .Wx . JAMES SANTANA Auto Mechanrcs Jrmmy has the rnterestrng hobby of stamp col lectrng Spends most of hrs trme workrng after school Enroys berng rn the Reserves and hopes to make a good career of rt Fondness for fast movrng sports RDBERT SCHMITT Honor Socrety I 3 5 Auto Mechanrcs One of Bob bys favorrte hobbres rs relaxrng However when hes not workrng on thrs hobby hes erther rn a auto or under one Hrs nrckname rs Brow dont ask why Thoughts are on the Army tl 'S SANTIAGO SANTIAGU Auto Mechanrcs Irkes to collect troprcal tlsh a whrz at flxrng cars He has hrs own Frx rt Club Also a vrvrd rmagrnatron whrch gets hrm places rs very com petent wrth tough decrsrons admrres fast sports MICHAEL SICIGNANU Electrrcal Hrs zodrac srgn Prsces shows he rs capable of deep frrendshrp and has a strong rntlu ence over hrs assocrates Mrke was G O Representatrve rn 6th and 7th terms Captarn of Lunch r0I 3 4 5 6 o I I ' I I I 1 I V'rg , ' ' oo , . . - ' ll ll . , - . . H . . 1 . ,, - VQQ:Zz????5t- f 'rl , A , E sfsj,.,f1tfs,4 3 L A '- - - ' I l H .p In h I fi I ' 3 E t I - Q r . . . and become a professional wres- A ' ' . . . . . - . I tl . . . ' ' ' A . U . . , ' D I . . . w , ' f I ,f A f 5 I - - ' . OV , I I ,A 1 E , J, r f A I, r 1 I J' Y ,X I X. 1 I .f I ' I ' ' , , . . ,, i . . . . 1 rt - - - - ' 4 I ...- - - I ' X, K I I we J , . . , . . , n . I ' l 1 ' ll ll I . r fl t 1 , t . I L . 1 - u . . . I . . . g rr 5 VV ' , ' ' l V. N Y - - n - n S 1 . Il ' Il ' I. I , . 1 ' l I I 1- PQI , , , , ,ff f 3' , ,gp LAWRENCE STERN Honor Society 2 3 4 5 Auto Mechanics Larrys horoscope states he is a lack of all trades He is a snappy pitcher with a good strlkeout record thinks Giants should have stayed in New York Lunch Squad 4 5 A 5 Noi ALBERT TAMKUS Auto Mechanics AI enloys taking cars apart to find out what makes them tuck Hopes to build his own hot rod when he gets enough experience Bowling and baseball are his favorite sports Service Squad 5 Office Squad Morning Squad 3 FRANK SMITH Auto Mechanics works after school In gas station to lmprove his ability in his trade Squad 4 5 6 7 Birthdate shows he is dignified and reserved teach ers say he is quiet in has class JOHN SPRENGER Sheet Met I Johnnys taste for reading IS good He picks the book Thirty Seconds Over Tokyo as his favorite Works after school but still has time for his hobby which is building sets 8. scenery to show off his mod I electric trams Service Squad 3 4 5 6 7 X 4411 45175 ffusonuns smut? Cabrnetmakmg Ted y .5 0 G O representative for his senior c ass Calls himself an orderly to distinguish himself from he other messengers ln Mr Grand field s office Personal sport is soc cer Not from the Bronx but a Yankee fan nevertheless Late Squad 7 Q. F' ANTHONY C SUROWITZ Radio 8. Television Sonny likes to do farming here and there after school he works in a drug store Has a hobby of tram mg dogs won handball lntra murals in 2nd term Ambition is to be a radar technician Service 4 5 6 Lleut 7 term i A Tlme gr? WILLIAM STEVENS Electrical Intramural champ un softball 6 term Born in Decem ber shows he is generous friendly and sympathetic His plans are to loin the Leathernecks and then catch up to his trade He has been a G O representative terms 4 5 Likes boxing and is a C Y O mem er 1-X-1 f4 ZZJAXQ4,-isa ERIC TIETIEN Cabmetmakmg Eric works at a part time 'ob in the A81P after school likes to go hunting In his spare time his hobbies are drafting tropical fish plans to continue his education after June National Honor Society 5 6 7 Honor Society 3 4 Ziyi 2 ,ff-Qfi? J Z? L I Q 1 N, . .. . . I . . A I X I i . . . - I . . . . I X ' ' ' ' , . A . . ,flfl . - ' 'Qu I .I t tk A ' K I f 3. ' ,X ' ' Y K I , ' . I . .s...v.A.,,6. b, , ' J 2, ef -- I ' ' t- , f tl f' l I X of ff? f 2 , f . It K ' ' . . . d ' Honor Society 3, 4 . I ' . . . . . . ,, ,, Y I . . , ' ' ' r, 'sl . ij fl Pj, , ,I ff ' dd T - n 11 . ' by , - - I . I . E n 1 n . I I I 4, 7 . . . ' . N ' , ,I p I J, I ., f, A I 'If J . . of A I2 3 Z' 5' I 5 I 6 T01 TD Chelsea we weni MICHAEL TORRE Electrical Hls credlts Include the spellmg bee assembly and representmg the school at the wel commg of Queen Ehzabeth He thanks luke a philosopher and acts llkes a kung Servlce uad 3 4 5 6 Vlsual A s 4 5 6 7 FRANK ULRICH Frankle llves on a duet of rock and roll Llkes Johnny Mathis and owns all of his records Favonte sport IS baseball which he plays wnth the CYO Swears he wull always be a Grant fan even vla San Franclsco VITO VALENZANO Honor Socaety 2 4 6 Radro and Televasron Lakes the outdoors and naturally IS a hunter wlth the reputation of Nimrod Candldate for sensor omce Class Representatave for 71 Owns a pair of dancmg shoes for a palr of dancmg feet Wu repalr anythlng that runs on elec LYICILY ants to be archltect and hopes to attend tunnty College John CYO member and plays on nts team Horoscope shows he us sym pathetnc and has a kindly under standing of other peopl s prob ms Was a GQ O repr ntatlve Servnce ua I O c Squadl RICHARD TUA Honor Socuety 3 4 5 Cabrnetmakmg mtends to move to Florrda to bulld homes wood carvmg IS one of his favorlte hobbles lakes swlmmmg but to hum skm dlvmg IS a must capable of maknng frxends easlly Sensor Class Representative JOSEPH VALINOTI Honor Socrety 4 Radro and Televrsron Joe be came mterested In hnstory when they gave hum a curtaln rod and sand You re a soldler ln next weeks production of .lullus Caes Would like to guide Guided Mlsslles with navy Likes to read and regards working as a necessity Library Squad 7 RICHARD URBAN Machine Shop an expert ID restylmg cars Ambltlon to become a tool and due maker Rnchard partlcupates many athletnc events He consaders economics has most mterestmg sublect H s Navy bound to see the world and advance In hrs trade HECTUR VASUUEZ Body and Fender Hector IS a very convmcmg talker and has many friends among those who have listened to hum Long sunt rs cooperation Plans to loan the army and see what kund of enemnes Uncle Sam has l - I ru, a A f , f r 4 . yt rlvy, .VM L - - n ' . . I l. l Sq ' ' 7 id , , , V 3, 4. f' J A f 11 ' ll ' I. ' '.'. A ' . . . in . . I I ' , n n 1 .4 e B - I 1 I A K . - A - 1 - ' - I A I . A Cru . . . A A . . . W I ' . is a l 1 5 ' ' L d N, . in ffl I hylxl X I V f ,NN f 1 L A .K be I I, Pg V. It f r , n 1 9. RICHARD VALENTINE Radlo 8. Televrsron He belongs to a bond and plays the accordion lnkes rock 81 roll belongs to a basketball team intends to follow hls muslc after hes out of the Atr Force Office Squad VITO VITALE Honor Soclety 7 Electrrcal On wnth the dance' Let loy be unconfln d prac tlclng member of baseball 81 bas ketball teams Won handball tntra murals 2nd term ambltton IS to be an engineer Sec of the G O Servnce Squad 4 5 7 ISIDORE VASIIUEZ Cabmetmakmg .Iunlor passes tame after school In body burldmg class 8. playmg basket ball football 8. softball Hts favor lte book Johnny Tremame He watches American Bandstand on TV and says that the radio ts gust for muslc VICTOR VELASIIIUEZ Radio 8. Televlsron works after school and wishes to loan the Arr Force after graduatlon Lakes to expenment wrth radios and TVs an hrs spare time Partlclpated In nn ls Lrkes to play a ast game of handball ANGEL VELEZ Auto Mechanics He played second base on the school softball team which placed first s hobbres are burldmg model shnps One of the favonte books he read as The Came Mutrny e worked as one of the sub edntors of the year book Lunch Squad 111 SALVATDRE VOLPE Body and Fender Sal s favor ste tune IS Im Going to Srt Rlght Down and Wrlte Myself a Letter Tells people the tune msn t much but hes a stamp collector Swlmmlng IS one of many sports he enloys Service Squad Captain 7 VOcahonally JERRY VALENTINE Plumbmg In hrs spare tume Jerry lnkes to fish and hunt Those seasons are much too short to please htm Chernshes a col lectlon of cams he would find lm possuble to spend rn the current century Wrll help the Marrnes conquer any part of space they are ordered unto ZACHARY VERDINO Cabmefmakmg Zack works fter school and plays ball Par rcrpated ln shop softball Intro murals Likes to rock when the music IS rollmg Enloyed the book Thunder Road which IS a big hut In the Chelsea Ilbrary Servce Squad 3 4 5 6 Office Squad I - ' 11 - H . l l I 5 - - g Q' , . . I - T . 1 s . ' - is H - In , , A 3 . . ,.,s - ' - i . F V A ,J as . . 1 . I hi ' to fly for Uncle Sam and intends . ,, . . ,, ,,Ch ,, I -- , I I l if I I , Y ' ' ll Il Q . . . . . . . - H 'H , I , 4 1 , ' f - ' ' ' ' ' 1. 3. a I - ' H l . . ,, , . . . - 1 11 - ' H I . I . . . I I . ' - I . .... I , , . ' 4 WAited longer to WILLIAM WALSH Honor Soclety 5 6 Auto Mechanlcs Bull t I ks progressuve lazz IS the most A dw mg champ In grammar school He lnkes to take part In actuve sports Belng trlendly 8. generous are hus charactenstlcs Omce Squad 7 WILLIAM WEIR Electncal Wnllxe plays bas ketball for the Boys Club of N Y Has taken 2nd place for the past three years In the Metropolltan Plng Pong Tournament Competed In a rough spellmg bee Desires to belt one out of the Yankee Sta drum JAMES WALSH Cabrnetmakmg .lam IS a V and movle bug Besides this hobby he also llkes to swlm and has won pnzes for hrs free style Works for an advertlslng flrm G O Representative 5 6 G O Chalrman 6 RDBERT WATSON Honor Soclety 4 Auto Mechamcs Bob IS the Ben Hogan f has community Dreams of becoming a professlon al golfer some day After school he partlclpates In many athletic events reads adventure stories for relaxation has a habit of sleeplng to relax PATRICK WALSH Cabmetmakmg Wants to go to college works on cars dur mg spare time as for sports weekends on the hugh seas Llkes the bug blueflsh enloys ad venture stones Service Squad Offlce squad 'I 6 DOMINGU WAY most absorbing actlvlty IS welght Ilftlng horoscope states that he has a keen ludgment of human nature and IS most able In deal mg with the public He holds a delivery 'ob after school Lunch Squad 5 6 THDMAS WASILKO Honor Society 5 6 Electrical Tom prides hamself on has slngmg and dancnng talents Trophues for softball and speed swlmmmg do hlm gustlce Has a reputation for generosuty Servlce Squad 5 6 7 8 RAYMUND WEHGERT Honor Soclety 2 3 Auto Mechanics Ray works as an auto mechanlc after school he likes to play football and thmks the New York Grants are super also llkes to do some hunting In the wlnter Service Squad 'I 6 . . ,, . ,, . T . . . . . , . . . . . , - A , . . . . . I , , , ' ' . 2, 3, 4, 5 , . . , . 1 . I 1 I u I . n ' ll ' ll h'n , , . f ' ' I . . - . 1 I I ' . ,, ,, . Auto Mechanics . . . Domingo's t . 0 . . D . . I . , . - H ' - u ' - . . ' I , - n 11 . , H H - A, V K . . . . A - l , 4 X I Q L ky A ,E I BOOKER YATES Shoe Reparr Plans to enter busmess lrfe wrth a splash as an rdea for a campargn wrth sub way posters and contrrbutors Help Frght Juvenrle Procrasma tron A quret lad but very deep Doesnt trust too much rn lady Luc GEORGE OUERVOS Radro and Televrsron George rs best known to the teachers for the luggdge he corrres for hrs class mates to trrp over Has srncere am brtrons connected wrth hrs trade A serrous mmded boy he enroys classrcal musrc Reads mystery storres for relaxatron 4 fzfr QM M 4-40456 LW, fbrieafwlfa., LOUIS WERNER Cabrnetmakrng Is rntrrgued by the workrng parts of racrng cars If there were a Hall of Fame for apprentrce cabrnet makers Lours would be a nomrnee Lrkes all krnds of sports Wr go to college Servrce Squad 'I 3 sl' sd JOHN ZILIANI Honor Socrety 6 Elecfrrcal He plays football on week ends wrth the Astorra Mus tangs and rs o very valuable man Chelsea G O vrce presrdent he represented our school at a crty meetrng at Wash rngton lrvrng H S Servrce Squad 3 4 5 6 7 IOSEPH WITEK Honor Socrety 1 3 4 7 Cabrnelmakrng he belongs to hrs nerghborhood softball and football teams lrkes readrng any type of war novel that has actron Whrtey lrstens a lot to rock and roll and popular musrc a born leader hes lrkely to succeed at hrs ambrtron of burld rng contractor RALPH DELPEZZO Auto Mechanrcs Butch says he came to school to learn a trade Thats why he takes hrs shop perr ods so serrously He lrkes thrngs he can do wrth hrs hands as wrtness the model boats of whrch he rs so proud Sports baseball and basketball Servrce Squad 3 4 Dpi 1-QP' DEcrde c:::-V BERNARD ZABLOCKI Honor Socrety 4 5 6 7 Machrne Shop Zeke lrkes to read scrence flctron storres Enroys a good camprng trrp when he rs not playrng basketball football or brllrards Plans to see the world whrle rrdrng the waves rn Uncle Sam s Navy JOHN CARRINGTON Electrrc He enroys energetrc sports that he can play well hrm self eg basketball and softball Srngs lead rn the Phaetons Hrs favorrte perrod rs Englrsh Practrc rng srngng and butterfly collectrng take up most of hrs spare trme S rv Sq 5 6 7 8 4 ,da o W f . if ..- Lsfj , V . I I I . . . . . . at Q , , , . . ,, . ,, . In - V ' ' ' . . . 'rr ' ' . I - A 1 ' l I . . . , A . u s u X ' I. 2, , 4. ' , ' I A -Q! . . . ...H I V: - ...ll ll- , ' ,f ' l ' : K., A ,l ,, . . . ' ' ' ' t - 1- , . ,, . Q - - I . . . I ' ,Q L jim' ' ' ' ' k. K H I . X . lg I ' ' ll ll ll v . . . I . . . . . . . I . . . l , , 1 f , , - 5, 6. ' ' . e . . , , , . FAme came at the last .ag is K, 'tt JOSEPH HANDLER Electrrcal Frngers rs a true fololwer ofthe sports Thus Includes huntmg and car racrng whrch he does wrth hrs pals when he can find a place where lrfe and lrmb arent endangered Enloys listening to Latrn Amerlcan muslc When he tlnrshes up here at Chelsea he an tends to work for the Navy Yard f-Z!2f 'inf AUGUSTINE MORANDE Cabrnetmakmg Gus will do almost anything tor excrtement whrch mrght explain why he wants to become a pruvate mnvestrgator Baseball, swrmmrng and horse bacsk rrdrng are has favorrte sports Lunch Squad 6, 7, 8 Serv lce Squad 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 8 Cabrnetmakrng Ice hockey and gun collecting are Specs favorite pastrmes The best TV program In hrs oprnron rs Playhouse 90 Workzng In a gro cery store after each day of school deprlves hum of most of hrs play time .gn-nv LOUIS INZALACU Electrrcal Lou as friends call htm some type The clude stock car ball and when season he goes hunting During the 6th, 7th and 8th terms he served on the Service and Lunch Squads rs the adventure sports he likes In racrng and base these are out of 159 2,209 gs- Wzm J '54 JAMES HARVEY Auto Mechanics .llms ed halr makes htm attractrve Cexcept for St Patrrcks Dayl a flne broth of a b oy Hrs current drstractron IS reading all the novels of World War ll he can lay hs hands o Plays baseball around his way ,ai ADAM PAUZUULIS Auto Mechanics Adam rs a member of our glee club and he really let's hrmselt go when the chords are right A champ when rt comes to volleyball he also enloys prng pong and strckball Out doors, where he can et the horse do the work, he lakes rrdrng Cablnetmakmg Jrm engoys the outdoor life Would like to be a guide but the deep woods are too far from home Hes able to flnd hrs way around New York how ever on hrs after school rob as a delrvery boy He hopes to make a place for himself rn hrs trade 31463 i' ,M nu' JOHN MALOHEY Sheet Metal Johnny rs plan nrng for hrs future by takmg ad vanced math at evening school He wants to work rn the Navy Yard after graduation Most recent aqursltron IS a car whach he bought to VISIT hrs gurl In Boston this sum mer Office Sq 7, 8 Service Squad 4, 5, 6 'US Q'-can , THOMAS FARRELL JAMES mucsscunz aegis tlkk ,M ,..fr ,,.- A-1 A ' . .. , 7 ' ' ... 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Hmg Ms J A - - ' - I ANTHONY PERILLO Radio and Televrslon Tony IS an expert at handball and pool An amateur mechanlc he lrkes to doctor cars Around the house he turns on the radlo for Rock n Roll records or g oes upstairs to read a good mystery story -5 JOHN SHORTALL Auto Mechanics Shorty hep to progresslve 'azz and what ever IS new IH Rock n Roll he llkes automatic shuffleboards sport car racmg and collectlng awards He prefers Engllsh thus above all Service Squad 6 7 8 'Qt 'C,? x., ANTHONY RICCARDI Cabmetmakmg Rtck has a Very unusual bby He collects bvnli Clt stopped qs too when we read ntl H0-fs a member of our glee club As for sqorts he llkes swlmmmg watersknng and l Servlce Squad 5 6 so-0 ...ff EDWARD MOORE Electnc Eddie IS more of the qulet type Prefers spendmg has evenmgs plannmg new Ideas for hus model trams or lnstemng to has classical records, ns thankful for Miss Moms' help ln the lower terms. Office Sq 2, 6, 8 Service Sq 3,4, 5, 6, 7,8 SHELOON PETERSON Radlo and Television Pete uses hls Sundays to catch up on hrs sleep Takes hrs model boats to Sheepshead Bay Imagma tlon and energy are part of has personatlty The Navy Yard offers the opportunltles he ns looknng for ff? -'df WILLIAM STRAMITIS Auto Mechanics Bllly was the champion of hts class on the pool table He also collects rec ords but wlth a twist he features the hlllbllly recordmgs Another oddlty IS has box top collection Servlce Squad 5 6 7 M0menf N RUPPRECHT Cabmetmalrmg A man of many parts Johnny IS a member of the Glee Club He can also beat out a ntce rhythm on the trap Outdoors he lnkes to hunt dalong wut t at nt s natural to the sk: many animals tn e Squad 4 5 . A K A . W 3- f ' 1 ' A . I ' 1 . -.-7 l - A . I 'X K ff rw x' . M V l, 4, . , - X K' ' ' -I l I aff' P 'i mu - - u - ll I D D, g ,,.. , ' I l I . . I .. 7 , .O U t , l l I l ' I I I l . ,, ,, is - I . ' n - n I V l , -,H . . . . I . ' .H I , , . . I I - Chelsea Boosters A M Abbene Frances Abrams Loretta Abrams Robert Abrams Jennre Accardn Joseph Accarclr Salvador Acevedo Thomas Acevedo Rosalrna Acosta Sarah Adelman Albert Akst Mrs G Akst Julra Alamo Frank Aldrno Frank Aldrno Frank Aldrno Joseph Alerl Mr and Mrs Altlerr Mr and Mrs Alflerr L Alflnto R Allesen Anthony Altrerr Joey Altrerr John Altrerr Vrola Altrerl Grace Amato Jennre Amato Mr and Mrs D Amoroso Mrs A Andello Sam Anderella Przarro Angel H Angrrsanr Angre 5 Food Shop Carmela Annrschearrco A8rP Trop Aqual Aquarrum Trop Aqual Aquaru m N Arcamd Edrth Aredrrach Ellen Armstrong Lee Armstrong Mr and Mrs D Aro Fernando Arrorfo Wrllram Arvay Emmett Aschabranner Wrlfred Astacro Edward Atlenza Vrncent Aueremma Mrlagros Avrles Mr and Mrs Avrles Mr and Mrs Aycott John Azukas John Azukas Mr and Mrs lvan Babanskyl E P Babor Mr and Mrs S Bagrenskr Margaret Balacek Mrchael Balacek JohnJ Baldwrn Mrs Frances Banco Mr John Banco Paul Banco Paul Banco Bert B Banks Mary and Bo Barba Mr 8- Mrs Frank Barba Joseph Barbrerr CharlesJ Barrsky Madeline Barrsky Paulrne Barrsky Barretts Assocratron Denrse Barrrero Mrs S Barrrero Mrs S Barrrero Stephen Barrrero lrrs Barry Mr JamesJ Barry Mrs JamesJ Barry Jrmmy Barry Mary E Barry A J Bartolotta Ralph Barvatory Batman Marre Baxter Mr H Bell M H Bell Henry Bell Rosalee Bell Wrllram Bell Joseph Bellavra Javrer Bermudez Brg Pat Bully the Krd Helen Brtsko Robert M Brtsko Srster M Blanche Joan Blank Mr rnd Mrs Blewett Mr and Mrs Blewett Esme Blyden Sidney Blum Frank Bobak Bobby W and Chuck G B atrrce Bobe Theresa Bobe Brll Boehmer Benlamrn Bonrlla Francrs Bonrlla Grlbert Bonrlla Vrctor Bonrlla Joseph Bonsrgnore Joseph Bonsrgnore Mrs Danny Borum Mrs Boscenr O L C Bowlers Carl Boyce Kurt Boyens Mr and Mrs L Branch Mr and Mrs L Branch John L Brecheux Mr Arthur Brehm Mrs Dorothy Brehm Nrcholas Brrgante Wrllram H Brrggs Davrd Brrll Gurts S Brothessoe Alexander Browne Angela Browne Angela Browne John Browne Mr and Mrs J Browne Kenneth Brownrng V andJ Brogletta Rrna Brunell C Buchalter Rrta A Buckley Evelyn Bumbaca Ralph Bumbaca RobertJ Burrary Mattlc Burwrll Mrs Van Buskrrk Francrs Buonoccre Joseph Buonoccre Raymond Buonoccre Sebastran Buonoccre Sue Buononato Wrllram Byous Delores Byrd Peter Byrne Marla Caballero Marla Caballero Ramon Caballero Srgfredo Caban Cablage Provrdencra Calderon Provrdencla Calderon Srgfredo Calderon Wrlson Calderon Mrs E Callahan Margaret Cameron Mrs Wrllram Cameron W Cameron Antornette Campagnola Mr and Mrs M Campbell Mr Joe Canale Joseph Cangelosr Mary Cangelosr Jack Canu Marro Caputo Sal Caravella Mr and Mrs Tony Carcrone Mary Carlrsr Ann and John Carlson Agnes Carr Don Carreras Thomas Casarr Mrs C Cashman Mr W Cashman Wrllram Casly JohnJ Casko Mr Jerry Castaglrola Lucrlle Castaglrola Frank Castellano Evarrsto Castro Mr and Mrs D Catalanotto Henry Catherrno Mrss E Cavanaqh Frank Cavanagh Grlbert Cellr Roger Chancy Carol Ann Cheusson and Mrs Norman Chase Chocranowskr and Mrs Vrctor Charnyl Davrd Chrrstensen E Chrrstensen Mrs E Chrrstensen Mr Edward Chrrstensen Mrss Eleanor Chrrstensen Mr Harold Chrrstensen James Crampa Mr and Mrs Lours Crampa Angela Crapprna John Crcala Angela Crcro Mr Edward CICIO Mr and Mrs Phrlrp Crcro Frank Crraulo Crty Lane Musrc Shop Jack Clark Class 7 4 Parrsran Cleaners Frank Cleary Angel Clemente Lurs C Clemente Canadran Club Mrs Anna Coltaro Charles Cottaro Joseph Cohen Seymour Cohen Mr S R Cohen Juan Perez Coledo Bernard Colleran Bernard Colleran Martrn Collrnr Mrs Anna Collrns Mr Marty Collrns Mr Thomas Collrns Barbara Collum Ellen Collum James W J Collum John A Collum Poochre A Collum Ana Colon Martha Colon Martha Colon Arthur Comeau Arthur Comeau Brrgrd Coohalas Joaqurna Cora Joaqurna Cora Charles Corkhrll Lurs Cortes Pat Coruettr Mrs Marla Costa H C Cotton Jr Gene Cox W J Conrel Gall Cranrn T Crardullr Edward Cross Ann Marne Crowley Della Crowley Marla Cruz Lorrarne Cuneo Howard Curd A Cusumand D s Bake Shop D 8- M Candy Store Peter Dahlgren Mr and Mrs G Dale Dom Dalto Krtty Dalto Ben D Amato Frank D Amato Jerome D Angelo Mr and Mrs D Dannenberg Mr and Mrs E Dantzrg Suzan Ellen Dantzrg John Darcy Mrchael Dougherrty M Davrd Mr and Mrs Lours Davrn Dorrs Davrs George Davrs Isabell Davrs Jack Dazzo Mrs A Dazzo Dan De Bono Joe De Crlro Mrs Anna De Angelus Mr and Mrs Joseph De Domenrco Mr and Mrs De Domenrca Florence De George Mr and Mrs J Dernrnger Lenon Derda Carl s Delrcatessen Dolores Delgado George De Lorenzo Angelo De Luca Salvator De Maur Pee Wee Mayo Anthony DeNunzro Mrs Vrta De Nunzro Wrllram De Paulr Joseph C De Salvo Mr and Mrs J Des Games Carolrne De Stafano Constantrnos Deteakos Constantrnos Deteakos Marrlyn De Vrta Mr and Mrs John De Vrta Mr and Mrs L Draz Ann Dr Barr Angle Dr Barr Rose Marne Dr Barr Theresa Dr Barr Trny Dr Barr Mr and Mrs Draz Mrs R Drcono Aurelra Drdy Marla M Drdy John Drllon Joseph Dr Loren Connie Dr Marla Salvatore Dr Marla Joseph Dr Marsrco Tony Dr Meglro Vrncent Dr Meglro Burt 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March 31, 1958 Mr. Joseph Driscoll Principal Chelsea Vocational Hlgh School 131 Avenue of the Amerxcas New York New York Dear Mr Drxscoll' As you know xt xs always mce vrsxtmg vnth you I t o am lookmg forward to our next v1s1t I want you to know I talked about the vlsxt 1n my home as I feel I gam a great deal from such a v1s1t Smnce rely yours Jackre Robmso.n e 1957 Chelsean was dedicated to Jackie Robinson Here Michael Murphy JR cc l957 editor IS presenting Jackle with a yearbook whule Mr Dnscoll and Several tumes a year Mr Fleetwoods heavenly vouces burst Into song The audience looks forward to many en cores Studlous pupuls are at thexr Englush tasks as Mnss Brody checks their progress Frank Martinez stand by Hold the front page stop the presses Chelsea has organized a school newspaper Hard work by fel lows luke Albert DeNunzlo seated Thomas Greco and Michael Snclgnano made at possnble Z 'Aa Al Engel decorates the Deans office wlth some of his own cartoons These appear on varuous pages of thus book and In unexpected spots around the school Physical fltness IS taken care of by our gym teachers Before you choose your sport for the day a few mlnutes IS de voted to tomng up muscles as demon strated by Mr Gardner Chalk up one more' Thats gust what Mr Cohe as doing for wmnlng antra mural competntors The Intramural sheets are posted In the gym for all to check PRINTED BY THE Cover Pmzss Ixc 200 Muucx Sr , New YORK 14 N Y - , ' r . , . . . . . 1 , O W . . . . 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